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PV Crystalox confirms closing of ingot production in the UK

The British manufacturer will now source ingots from a third-party supplier and process these into blocks in the U.K.

Burkina Faso to host its first solar module factory

The PV panel manufacturing facility is being built by local company Faso Energy with the support of the country’s government and Spanish equipment provider Mondragon.

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China’s Sinomach Group plans solar module factory in Moldova

The Chinese industrial conglomerate intends to take advantage of the fiscal incentives offered by the local government for industrial projects.

Polish module maker Bruk-Bet Solar raises annual capacity to 120 MW

The Polish solar module manufacturer equipped its factory with a Matrix Assembly System MAS3.8 from the Swiss manufacturer Meyer Burger, with two STR2000 stringers and the NG3622 XLCP laminator.

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Interview: Europe needs big PV manufacturers

Xavier Daval, the president of the French solar association SER-SOLER, spoke with pv magazine about the necessity of creating a large European industrial group specialized in solar module production. Leaving solar manufacturing to China and the United States, Daval said, would make Europe energy dependent for the next decades.

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Singulus reports revenue and profit increase

The German equipment provider has posted positive numbers for the first quarter of this year. The company also reports high interest for its new PV production machinery.

PVA TePla returns to profitability in Q1

Q1 sales increased by 37% compared to a year earlier. The company also posted a positive Ebit for the first time in five years.

SolarWorld’s German units file for insolvency, provisonal administrator is named

The Bonn court has confirmed to pv magazine that Horst Piepenburg was named temporary administrator for SolarWorld. Meawhile, the company’s German units also filed for insolvency.

German PV equipment makers report revenue rise for 2016

German PV equipment providers were able to increase their sales by 20% in the past year. Demand for solar production equipment, however, is slowing.

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Enphase sees losses increase in first quarter

The U.S. microinverter manufacturer reported a lower than expected revenue in the latest quarter, with shipments decreasing slightly year-on-year. The company, however, was able to strenghten its cash position after implementing a restructuring plan in the previous quarters.

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