Skip to content

Austrian technology company Fronius announces major sales growth

On the back of strong growth in sales in its Solar Electronics division, supplying the photovoltaic industry, Fronius has continued its international expansion and recorded a 52 percent increase in sales.

Fast falling prices drive recovery

After two quarters of declining shipments, photovoltaic module manufacturers are set to see strongly recovering demand through the second half of 2011.

SolarReserve and Preneal to build 50MW solar thermal plant

U.S. utility-scale solar developer SolarReserve and Spanish renewable company Preneal have been selected to build a solar thermal plant in Spain. The 50 megawatt (MW) project joint venture is called Termosolar Alcazar.

7 MW US Government installation nears completion

A photovoltaic plant at the U.S. General Services Administration’s (GSA) Denver Federal Center campus is near completion. The project is worth seven megawatts (MW) and coupled with an existing 1.2 MW solar park will provide more than 15 percent of the campuses electricity requirements.

Changes at the top for Hanwha SolarOne

As of July 1, three new board members will join the Hanwha SolarOne management team in an attempt to, “bolster management systems and brand positioning,” the company has said in a statement.

After 1,000 home installations, GRID Alternatives poised for interstate expansion

Californian not-for-profit solar installer has racked up its 1,000th photovoltaic installation and is ready to expand to other states with established solar economies.

Solar scholarships deepen PV links in central California

California’s Antelope Valley enjoys plenty of sunshine and is seeing multilateral engagement between the solar industry and educational institutions.

Sunergy announces 1 GW expansion

China Sunergy Co. has announced that it will expand its manufacturing facility in the Jiangsu Province by one gigawatt (GW). The expansion will focus on the production of its Quasar cells.

Australia: Solar industry in major state faces meltdown

Photovoltaic installation orders dry up in the Sydney area as solar companies shed staff and scale back their operations as the effects of the freeze of the feed-in tariff (FIT) scheme begins to bite and no electricity buy-back scheme replaces it.

New nuclear sites for England and Wales

Government plans for new nuclear power plants have been revealed in the UK, with eight sites named in its energy policy statements. The government has also released its Microgeneration Strategy, which focuses on non-financial barriers to microgeneration, including small-scale photovoltaic installations.

This website uses cookies to anonymously count visitor numbers. View our privacy policy.

The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this.

Close