Shunfeng returns to profit, increases cell shipments by 79.7%
Preliminary financial assessment for fiscal year 2014 reveals impressive turnaround in fortunes for the Chinese clean energy company after difficult 2013.
Quarter of India's next round of bids to go to local producers
Tata Power Solar CEO says government has agreed figure with domestic manufacturers, adds that the 100 GW target may be hit a few years later than planned.
Troubled Sharp sells Recurrent Energy to Canadian Solar
$265 million sale to Canadian Solar follows tough few years for the Japanese manufacturing giant.
SolarWorld posts better-than-expected 2014 revenues
The German-headquartered solar group grew its solar shipments by 55% in 2014, exceeding its earlier forecast by around 15% and driving revenues by 26%.
The pv magazine weekly news digest
UK solar had them shouting from the rooftops this week, there was plenty to ponder after the WFES in Abu Dhabi, good news from Chile and President Obama’s meeting with Narendra Modi gave us the excuse to upload a picture of The Moody Blues… ask your parents.
EIA joins chorus to dismiss oil price threat to solar
Chief energy analyst at the U.S. Energy Information Administration sees no direct threat to renewable energy in the face of plunging oil values.
Financial Times lifts lid on Hanergy
The leading financial publication has conducted an investigation into Hanergy, concluding that the company’s rapid growth “raises questions.”
China: Capital markets re-embraces PV industry
After a nearly two-year credit crunch, China’s capital markets appear to again be embracing the PV industry.
Divine intervention in climate talks
Pope Francis is set publish an encyclical on ecology and climate change this year with the aim of inspiring real action at the UN Climate Change Conference in Paris. The pontiff’s actions are defining the Vatican’s new role as a crusader for environmental protection.
One-third of SMA staff to lose their jobs
German inverter giant to cut 1,600 jobs, the majority of which will be in Germany, as poor European market continues to harm profits.
