Press Releases

Sika will bring innovative sealing and bonding solutions to the 28th EU PVSEC in Paris.

SolarDock has announced contracts for over 1.2MW of flat-roof solar systems in Maryland.

ReneSola’s high-efficiency panels will be delivered to several Colorado and California PV projects commencing October 2013.

Duke Energy is developing a 5 MW utility-scale solar power project to increase its commerical solar business.

Yingli has announced to support the construction of State Grid Corporation of China´s demostration project in Hebei,China.

Hudson Clean Energy has launched a US$150 million fund to back its PV projects development around the world.

Clenergy expands ist solar business in China through its new subsidiary.

Heraeus Photovoltaics will exhibit new metallization pastes for higher efficiency solar cells at a lower cost per Wp.

The Scandinavian-German module manufacturer Innotech Solar AS (ITS) has witnessed an increased demand for its products in France since the carbon footprint of solar modules became a compulsory evaluation criterion of calls for tender issued in the country. This requirement has been assigned a weighting of one third during the selection process, which has resulted in the proven low carbon footprint of Innotech Solar’s European modules putting them in particularly high demand.
“The French government made a low carbon footprint an essential evaluation criterion for solar projects of between 100 and 250 kWp. Environmentally friendly modules are much more likely to be selected during the evaluation process – especially as companies are now scarcely able to use price to stand out from their competitors due to a tightening market environment,” reports Dr. Thomas Hillig, Vice President Module Sales & Marketing at Innotech Solar. “This has increased demand for our solar modules. Thanks to our particularly green production process, the carbon footprint of Innotech Solar modules is around 70 percent lower than that of modules using conventional cells.”
The Dutch test institute SmartGreenScans, which specializes in the life cycle analysis of photovoltaic systems, has certified the excellent carbon footprint of Innotech Solar modules, an achievement that has been made possible by the company’s environmentally friendly manufacturing process. Innotech Solar optimizes solar cells from other manufacturers before using them to produce its own modules. After only about four months of generating solar power, these modules save quantities of CO2 equaling those required to manufacture them. In addition to the innovative production process, the use of renewable energy at the company’s manufacturing sites in Sweden and Germany, as well as the short transport routes, improve the company’s carbon footprint.
A multitude of tests by independent experts, such as the Fraunhofer Institute, Photovoltaik-Institut Berlin and PV Lab, have demonstrated the high performance, durability and positive environmental impact of Innotech Solar modules.
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Solar Panels UK launches a range of free solar related tools to help consumers explore the potential of renewable energy.