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IHS predict double-digit growth for solar in 2014
The analysts’ latest Solar PV Demand Tracker forecasts solar PV installations to reach 40-42 GW in 2014, but warns of “major risks identified.”
Trina Solar Q3 results reveal first profit for nine quarters
The Chinese solar company follows in the footsteps of Jinko Solar and Canadian Solar in returning to profit towards the end of 2013.
Suntech to appeal NYSE decision
The NYSE watchdog is delisting Suntech shares due to uncertainty over its its ability to complete a necessary SEC filing and its restructuring process.
First Solar to invest $100 million in Japan PV development
The investment was announced on the same day the company also revealed details of an agreement with JX Nippon Oil & Energy Corporation to distribute its high efficiency PV modules in Japan.
Mascotte expects to post half-year loss
As the Taiwanese polysilicon manufacturer attempts to raise funds and renegotiate a looming bonds deadline, it has announced another expected loss. The extent of the losses should be revealed at the end of November.
Hanwha SolarOne's $70 million share issue
Chinese solar manufacturer Hanwha wants to expand its project development business in China and upgrade its manufacturing processes. Hanwha Group intends to start manufacturing polysilicon in future.
Canadian Solar closes deal on 40 MW of projects
Four Ontario solar projects will be sold for an undisclosed sum to fund managers DIF. The sale marks another win for Canadian Solar’s downstream Solutions subsidiary.
Wafer production costs to fall below $0.20/Watt
NPD Solarbuzz says rising demand and falling wafer and poly production costs are good news all round. Tier 1 suppliers are continuing to drive down production costs.
Jinko Solar revenues grow 11.2% in third quarter
CEO Kangping Chen says the company is devoting substantial resources towards growing core PV operations and rapidly expanding its downstream business after achieving net profitability for the entire year ahead of schedule.
Japanese climate change u-turn could affect FIT
IHS analyst Ash Sharma says the Japanese government’s reduction of its climate change commitments could affect the solar FIT in March. The generous regime will be reassessed in four months’ time, says Sharma.
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