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Manz goes against the grain to record positive 1H figures

Bucking the negative trend, Manz AG has reported positive first half financial figures for 2011.

Solar consortium to install 3 MW for UK housing association

Aleo solar AG has joined forces with LCE (Low Carbon Exchange) and Tigo Energy, and signed a framework agreement with Alliance Homes, to install photovoltaics on 1,200 buildings across the U.K.

S.A.G. also posts positive profits

Germany-based S.A.G. Solarstrom AG is the second company of the day to post positive first half (1H) 2011 financial results. Its project planning and plant construction business has been identified as main driver.

Centrotherm bucks the profits trend, posting 54 percent YOY sales growth

Continuing with today’s positive trend, centrotherm photovoltaics AG has announced a successful first half (1H) of 2011. The company attributes most of its success to its solar cell and module division.

50 MW PV pilot plant to be built in the Dominican Republic

Isofotón is to build a 50 megawatt (MW) pilot photovoltaic plant in the Dominican Republic. The company additionally tells pv magazine that it intends to be “hugely” active in the country in the future.

Sunways Q2 and H1 sales drop over 40 percent

Germany-based Sunways has had a rough start to 2011, with both its second quarter (Q2) and first half (H1) sales significantly declining. The company is remaining upbeat though, and expects to experience a better H2.

Plans for 20 MW China PV plant underway

LDK Solar and Datang International Power Generation are to install a 20 megawatt (MW) photovoltaic plant in China.

Solon records gloomy first half

Following on the trend, Berlin company Solon has posted negative financial figures for the first half of 2011. Once again, the weak market, particularly in Germany, was cited as the causal factor.

Work on almost 40 MW German PV park begins

Work on one of Germany’s biggest photovoltaic parks is underway.

10 MW New Jersey solar project under construction

Lincoln Renewable Energy (LRE) has started construction on a 10 megawatt (MW) solar project in New Jersey, the U.S.

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