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New inverter technologies market to hit over USD$1.3 billion in 2015

Although the adoption of new photovoltaic inverter technologies “strongly” grew in 2010, they accounted for under one percent of overall inverter revenues, according to new research. However, predictions are this market will grow two-fold annually until 2015.

Italy on track to knock Germany off top PV spot

The Italian network agency, GSE, reports that photovoltaic installations in Italy have reached over 10 gigawatts (GW). Already this year, says the agency, 6.5 GW have been installed.

US non-residential PV pipeline growing on back of low module prices

The U.S. non-residential photovoltaic pipeline is sitting at 24 gigawatts (GW), up from 17 GW two months ago, according to new research. The increase is attributed to falling factory gate module prices.

Renewable energy investment rises; utilities to account for lion's share of demand

New research has shown that investment in renewable energy is growing to pre-financial crisis levels. Demand for future lending, meanwhile, is expected to come from the utilities.

Day4's cell technology to be manufactured in Taiwan

Day4 Energy has signed an agreement with Ever Energy Co. Ltd under which its Day4 DNA photovoltaic cells will be manufactured in Taiwan.

Solar Millennium and Claassen to restart settlement negotiations

It has been suggested that Solar Millennium AG and former CEO Utz Claassen restart settlement negotiations. The parties have until the end of this November to resolve their dispute.

US: SPI to showcase new conference format

pv magazine learns that, in addition to changing locations for the first time in its seven year history, the Solar Power International 2011 tradeshow, scheduled to be held in Dallas, Texas, from October 17 to 20, is also set to showcase a new conference format.

PV status report discusses path ahead; perception, regulations and limitations analyzed

A major shift away from Europe and the maintenance of worldwide photovoltaic programs are again the two major factors that will dominate photovoltaic market development in the coming years, according to a new report.

Conergy discontinues wafer and cell manufacturing at Frankfurt (Oder); 300 jobs affected

Following speculation, Conergy AG has finally confirmed it will discontinue solar wafer and cell operations at its Frankfurt (Oder) plant in Germany. Around 300 jobs will be affected.

Japan: 10 MW PV plant online

According to reports, Kansai Electric Power Co.’s 10 megawatt (MW) photovoltaic power plant has begun operations.

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