Trina Solar Successfully Goes Private
The world’s second largest solar PV manufacturer, Trina Solar, has announced the completion of its move to de-list itself and go private, less than a year after the company announced the $1.1 billion move.
The world’s second largest solar PV manufacturer, Trina Solar, has announced the completion of its move to de-list itself and go private, less than a year after the company announced the $1.1 billion move.
China-based solar PV manufacturer Trina Solar can no longer call themselves the world’s leading solar PV supplier, having been overtaken by Chinese competitor Jinko Solar, according to new figures by research and consulting firm GlobalData.
Trina Solar, the world’s leading solar PV manufacturer, has reported the results of a shareholder vote on whether to accept the privatization offer made by the company’s own Chairman and Chief Executive.
Chinese-based solar manufacturer Trina Solar reported its third quarter earnings this week, well-and-truly missing their own shipping and revenue guidance for the quarter, but beating market analysts’ expectations.
The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), SunPower, First Solar, SolarCity, JinkoSolar, Trina Solar, Flex, and a coalition of other solar photovoltaic industry firms, have launched what is now the first solar photovoltaic recycling program in the US, according to some recent press releases. The new SEIA-backed, US-based solar photovoltaic (PV) recycling … [continued]
China-based megalithic solar PV manufacturer Trina Solar has posted another impressive quarter of growth and shipping, beating its own guidance for the quarter. Published this week, Trina Solar revealed that it had shipped a total of 1,658.3 MW of solar PV modules, including 39.3 MW to the company’s own downstream … [continued]
Trina Solar, SunPower, First Solar, Hanwha Q-cells, and Jinko Solar have been labelled the solar PV module supplier leaders, according to a new Scorecard report from IHS Markit. Published this week, global business analyst IHS Markit released its PV Module Supplier Scorecard, which labelled Trina Solar, SunPower, First Solar, Hanwha Q-cells, and … [continued]
Trina Solar, the world’s leading solar PV manufacturer, announced this week that it will go private and remove itself from the New York Stock Exchange in a transaction worth approximately $1.1 billion. In December of 2015, we reported that Trina Solar’s board had received a buyout proposal from the company’s … [continued]
Trina Solar, the world’s largest solar manufacturer, says it expects shipments to increase in 2016, even with a slowdown in China in the second half of the year. The China-based solar manufacturer reports its first quarter 2016 results this week, and it was nearly good news across the board. Despite … [continued]
The prominent solar photovoltaic firm Trina Solar has achieved a new world record for high-efficiency silicon solar cells with an Interdigitated Back Contact (IBC) structure on a large-area 156×156 mm2 n-type mono-crystalline silicon (c-Si) wafer, according to recent reports. The new conversion efficiency record of 23.5% — achieved by researchers … [continued]