Bolivia’s First Solar Power Plant Powered By Yingli Solar Panels
Bolivia’s first utility-scale solar power plant — and the largest storage-equipped hybrid PV-diesel project in the world — was built … [continued]
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Solar Industry Leaders on SVTC’s 2014 Solar Scorecard
Solar industry leaders share their thoughts on the current Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition Solar Scorecard, which ranks transparency on toxins use.
Europe’s Largest Solar PV Plant To Come Up In France
While Germany, Italy, and even Spain (for some time) have nurtured their solar markets, France has fallen a little behind … [continued]
Solar Manufacturers Doing More Business In-House
More and more, the top solar PV module suppliers are expanding their numbers by shipping to subsidiary businesses tasked with … [continued]
Transparent Solar Cells, Solar Powering Bayern Munich… (Solar News Roundup)
Here’s some more solar energy news from around the interwebs: Michigan State University researchers have made some progress on transparent … [continued]
Hanwha SolarOne Narrows Losses In Second Quarter
Chinese solar photovoltaic (PV) manufacturing company Hanwha SolarOne announced its second quarter earnings on Thursday, reportedly narrowing its net loss … [continued]
Yingli: Australian Solar Market Has Stalled
RenewEconomy. Yingli Solar, the world’s largest solar manufacturer, has warned that the utility-scale solar market in Australia is effectively at … [continued]
Yingli Solar Reports Solid Yet Unexciting Second Quarter
One of the world’s largest solar photovoltaic (PV) manufacturers, Yingli Solar, announced its second quarter 2014 results on Wednesday — … [continued]
Solar News: Recycling Solar Water Wheel, Vivint Solar Rundown …
Time for some more solar news. Enjoy! The solar-powered water wheel pictured above can collect 50,000 pounds of trash per day. … [continued]
Wary Of Low Profit Margins, ReneSola Refuses Orders From China, India
Falling preferential tariffs in India and rising competition in China has finally led to solar photovoltaic manufacturers rethinking their strategies … [continued]
