Kaco ramps up production capacity by 4 GW
Solar inverter manufacturer Kaco new energy has invested 30 million in expanding its production capacity by four gigawatts (GW).
Aleo Solar revises revenue forecast downwards
Aleo Solar AG has decreased its 2011 revenue forecast due to the current weak demand. International revenues have, however, more than doubled.
80 MW Ukraine PV project unveiled
Austria-based Activ Solar has announced the construction of an 80 megawatt (MW) photovoltaic project in the Ukraine. When complete, it will be one of the largest of its kind worldwide.
ReneSola records shaky second quarter
Announcing its second quarter 2011 results, ReneSola has withdrawn its full year guidance. Overall, shipments were down from the first quarter, but represented an increase on the previous year. Financial performance didnt fare so well.
India inaugurates governmental PV system
Indias Parliament House Complex has today inaugurated an 80 kilowatt rooftop photovoltaic system.
SunPower to open Mexican plant
American module and system manufacturer SunPower has announced that it will open a new plant in Mexico. It will produce the SunPower E18, E19 and E20 modules and the SunPower T5 Solar Roof Tile system.
Solar energy even without the sun
A new technology emerging from the United States of America could provide solar energy 24 hours per day even without constant sunlight through improvements to heat storage capabilities.
US: 45 MW Californian solar project begins operations
Californias largest solar power plant has begun commercial operations.
US: Falling prices, strong incentives and policies boost PV growth
Market analysts Solarbuzz have reported that despite the slow domestic economy, photovoltaics in the U.S. continues to expand with the market doubling in 2011.
California leading US solar industry
According to IHS iSuppli, the U.S. state of California is to continue its solar lead in the country in terms of installed capacity, with predictions that 7.5 gigawatts (GW) will be added there between 2010 and 2015.
