Post-Installation Service Contracts Adding Thousands of New Sales Prospects in the Near Term Santa Clara, Calif., September 11, 2012—Previously over-looked opportunities are now emerging for photovoltaic (PV) systems providers within…
Eleven years. I’ve been told that Fortune 500 CEOs serve an average 3.5 years before changing roles, so in that sense my transition from managing Suntech’s day-to-day operations is overdue;…
2H’12 PV Demand to Transition from Major European Countries to APAC and Other Emerging Regions Santa Clara, Calif., August 27, 2012—PV demand from the Asia Pacific (APAC) region is forecast…
Non-Residential Building Mount Applications Now Account for More than 36% of PV Projects Santa Clara, Calif., August 9, 2012—A sharp increase in non-residential building-mount PV applications indicates a strong growth…
Dr. Frank Heinricht: “Import duties distort competition.” HANAU, Germany Heraeus, the Hanau-based precious metals and technology Group, believes the European Union should reject the recently-filed complaint that seeks the introduction…
Shanghai, China (1st August 2012) – China’s photovoltaic (PV) manufacturing base saw a major setback in the first and second quarters of 2012, with a severe slump in exports sparking…
The U.S. and European solar photovoltaic module market is dominated by Chinese solar panels from vendors such as Yingli, Suntech, and Trina Solar. Tariffs imposed and trade issues aside, China…
IMS Research, between five and seven GW worth of photovoltaics will be installed in China in 2012. It forecasts that over four GW will be added in the second half…
By pv magazine / Chinese polysilicon producers are allegedly putting pressure on their government to impose duties on US imports. According to a report by Bloomberg, GCL-Poly Energy Holdings, Daqo…
By: Nicholas Stone The power of governmental legislation in driving solar stocks was again brought to the fore this week, as prices rose sharply on the back of favorable information…
