Counterpoint: China’s PV Firms Respond to Solar Trade Claims
Eric Wesoff: October 27, 2011
The official responses of Suntech, Trina, Yingli, and Jinko Solar—and some not-so-official counterpoints
The official responses of Suntech, Trina, Yingli, and Jinko Solar—and some not-so-official counterpoints
Shining a light on China’s illegal solar trade practices
Gillette out as CEO. Guidance for the year has now been cut to net sales of $3.0B to $3.3B. Layoffs ahead?
Distribution Automation 2012-2016: Technologies and Strategies for a Digital Grid
Polysilicon 2012-2016: Supply, Demand & Implications for the Global PV Industry
The Networked Grid 150: The End-to-End Smart Grid Vendor Ecosystem Report and Rankings
The India Solar Market: Strategy, Players, and Opportunities
Company founder, Mike Ahearn, to serve as interim CEO. Layoffs ahead?
Solyndra achieves cultural touchstone status. Presenting the Solyndra audio and video collection.
Adam Browning of Vote Solar labels a solar trade fight as a “circular firing squad where everyone gets hurt.”
SolarWorld is announcing a trade action against foreign solar manufacturers, alleging that “illegal activities” have caused “job cuts, losses in shipments and harm in operating margins.”
How low can it go?
Facility to produce 13 percent efficiency CdTe thin-film panels—better than First Solar
“It comes down to product differentiation.”
The Solyndra blowback continues. A love letter from the House Committee on Energy and Finance.
The U.S. finally enters the big leagues. Next stop: 2 gigawatts in 2012.
The former Akeena Solar, now the publicly traded Westinghouse Solar, leans hard on Zep.
A panel mounting startup looking to be the “USB port of solar”