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Africa sees largest rooftop solar system installed

What has been described as Africa’s largest solar rooftop system has been installed on the roof of the United Nations Environment Programme’s (UNEP) headquarters.

OPDE undertakes 26 MW Italian PV project

OPDE Italia has started construction on six Italian PV plants, which, when completed, will produce a total of 26 megawatts (MW).

Oerlikon secures China order

Oerlikon Solar has secured an order for its KAI equipment from Chinese photoelectric glass manufacturer Dong Xu Ltd. It is unknown how much the order is worth, or the amount of equipment sold.

Q-Cells reports strong financial results

Following a number of expansions, German company Q-Cells SE had a successful 2010. Reporting its financial results, it says sales increased by over 70 percent year on year, while module production volume almost doubled.

Chinese polysilicon a key focus at SNEC PV

The 5th SNEC PV got off to a successful start in Shanghai, China yesterday. Following speculation earlier this year that the spot price for polysilicon is set to increase, attention at the trade show turned to the Chinese polysilicon market.

Australia: PV safety issues highlighted

Ted Spooner, a visiting fellow at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) speaks to pv magazine about PV safety issues, following a recent spate of systems being disconnected from the Australian grid.

Updated: Puxing Chengda to open polysilicon, solar cell and module factories

Having signed agreements with Schmid Silicon Technology GmbH (SST) and Gebr. Schmid GmbH + Co. (Schmidt), Xinjiang Puxing Chengda New Energy Technology Co. Ltd. will open a 15,000 ton polysilicon, and a 2.5 gigawatt solar cell and module factory.

Canadian Solar signs supply contract; gets involved in SolarLAB2

Canadian Solar has entered into a sales contract with S.A.G. Solarstrom AG. It has also supplied PV modules to SolarLAB2.

Trina raises production capacities

Following the announcement of a lucrative 2010, Trina Solar has said it will increase its annual in-house ingot and wafer production, and its PV cell and module production capacities to 1.2 gigawatts (GW) and 1.9 GW respectively.

Germany: Parabel to develop 90 MW PV park

Parabel AG is currently in the planning and approval phases for a 90 megawatt (MW) PV park, set to be built in Brandenburg, Germany. When completed, it is expected to be one of Europe’s largest.

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