Inventux (a-Si) joins Germany’s Q-Cells, Soltecture, Odersun, Solar Millennium, Sovello, and Solon in the group of extremely troubled or shuttered German PV manufacturing firms.
A month of modest forward progress in the world of concentrating photovoltaics
The first in a series of podcasts from Greentech Media.
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The Enterprise Smart Grid and a Corporate Buyer’s Guide for Energy Management Software
U.S. Solar Market Insight: 2011 Year-in-Review
GTM Research analyst, Shyam Mehta comments on the effect the latest round of preliminary tariffs will have on industry dynamics.
Severe penalties for anti-dumping levied against Chinese solar module makers in this preliminary finding
Executives, experts, and analysts weigh in on the impact of the ruling.
The verdict is in. And it’s not good for Chinese solar manufacturers.
Keeping this debate to the actual facts is critically important, in no small part because the stakes of this trade case are so high.
Can Stion get its factory to capacity by offering modules at $0.75 per watt?
Sovello joins Germany’s Q-Cells, Soltecture, Odersun, Solar Millennium, and Solon in the group of extremely troubled or shuttered German PV manufacturing firms.
Dow Corning, Hemlock Semiconductor, GT Advanced Technologies, MEMC, REC Silicon, and Suntech America believe that free trade is good for the American solar industry and American jobs.
China’s solar industry subsidies distort the solar PV competitive and trade landscape.
The other tariff shoe drops this week. It could change the shape of the solar market.
Great progress is being made in CPV semiconductors. Now if only the CPV system vendors could sell their hardware in volume.
Is the “emerging market” rallying cry a mirage or another savior market for solar?
It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
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