SiC Processing GmbH has announced it will develop a restructuring plan to ensure the companys liquidity in the coming weeks. Meanwhile, it has agreed with its major creditors to defer upcoming payments.
LDK Solar has agreed to terminate a long-term solar wafer supply contract with Japan-based Sumitomo Corporation. As a result, Sumitomo will pay LDK US$33.4 million.
China-based LDK Solar has, according to reports, entered into a partnership with state-owned coal producer China Pingmei Shenma Group under which it will develop photovoltaic projects in Chinas Henan province. The company has also announced the appointement of a new CEO.
Solon Energy GmbH has established a joint venture with Israel-based Elco. The new company already has two photovoltaic projects under construction, and is hoping to work on a further 200 MW in the country.
First Solar Inc. has reported its Q3 financial results. By all accounts, the thin film photovoltaic manufacturer recorded a positive quarter, leading it to up its FY EPS guidance. Net sales guidance has been slightly lowered, however.
According to reports, Chinas Ministry of Commerce has launched an investigation into European imports of solar grade polysilicon.
A spokesperson has told pv magazine Siemens will “significantly” scale its inverter business back in 2013, due to the weakening demand for photovoltaic components. Meanwhile, the company has provided two reasons for its solar scale back.
EDF Renewable Energy has completed the first phase of its 143 MWp photovoltaic project, located in Kern County, California. Situated next to the 140 MW Pacific Wind project, also executed by EDF, the two plants will become one of the largest hybrid projects in the U.S. when complete.
This week, Reuters reported that Panasonic may revise its plans to ramp photovoltaic module production up to 1.5 GW, due to weak market demand, particularly in Europe. A spokesperson has provided pv magazine with an update.
GT Advanced Technologies Inc. (GTAT) has announced it will reduce its global workforce by around 25%. The streamlining is expected to save the company around US$13 million annually. Both economic and trade related challenges were cited as reasons.
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