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CSUN, Zep Solar sign licensing deal

The move is expected to facilitate sales of CSUN PV panels in the United States in view of the widespread use of Zep Solar mounting technology in the country.

Recurrent Energy to develop 150 MW Texan project

The project will be the largest single-site solar project in Texas, says Recurrent. Utility Austin Energy said solar is now cost effective across 85% of the state’s electricity supply.

China targets 70 GW of solar by 2017

The country has announced plans to triple solar capacity within three years. Renewables ambitions also include a 150 GW target for wind power by 2017.

ASD unveils new hybrid battery

Combining the strengths of existing technologies, the storage system offers the advantages of stand-alone and grid-tie use.

J.v.G. Thoma establishes 30 MW PV module fab in Tunisia

The Bavarian company has teamed up with a local partner to set up a PV module fab in the North African country.

Sillia energy to take over Bosch solar plant in France

The companies signed a purchase agreement in March. The French photovoltaic manufacturer has agreed to take over 128 of the approximately 230 employees and continue the production of solar modules.

Midsummer reaches new efficiency record for CIGS solar cells

The Swedish solar equipment manufacturer says the shift towards more rooftop installations make lightweight and flexible thin film solar cells ideal.

Obama pledges more US solar buildings and jobs

The White House has already invested $2 billion in energy efficiency in federal buildings and is now pledging an additional $2 billion by 2016, doubling the program, with much of the funding going into PV systems.

First Solar establishes mounting system fab in Australia

The U.S. solar giant has called on the expertise of Australian metalworkers IXL Group in an example of the role the solar industry can play in areas hit by the decline of automotive manufacturing.

Dominion acquires 32 MW PV projects in Tennessee

The solar farms, which are scheduled to begin commercial operation later this year, bring the Virginia-based energy group’s solar portfolio to 212 MW. The plants employ 162,000 BYD modules and 36 SMA inverters.

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