Analysis firms need to be able to point back to months’ and years’ worth of accurate analysis and forecast information if they’re to be taken seriously. So it comes as no surprise when these firms make mention of their expertise and remind readers of their accuracy — regardless of the … [continued]
Originally published on RenewEconomy. By Sophie Vorath China has upgraded its target for national solar installations for 2014, raising it to 14GW from 10GW, the target that was previously set by the state energy regulator, in January. Deutsche Bank reports that China’s National Energy Administration published a statement on its website … [continued]
Originally published on RenewEconomy. China’s National Energy Administration (NEA) has reportedly increased the 2014 target for new solar PV capacity installations to 14GW – up from its previous target of 12GW. The increase was noted by Deutsche Bank analysts, who said the target represents a near 50 per cent increase … [continued]
It’s been pretty astounding to watch China essentially double its 2015 solar target three times in the past year and a half or so. Each step of the way, what’s clear is that solar power keeps getting more and more competitive… fast. Before this week, China’s latest 2015 solar target increase … [continued]
China has a habit of increasing its solar power targets. I think it’s done so 3 times in the past year and a half. Its initial 2015 target of about 5 GW has been quadrupled to 21 GW in that time (see the link above for more info on … [continued]
