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It's all good news in GCL update
Polysilicon and wafer manufacturer GCL-Poly has nothing but rises to report to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The figures include a 511% increase in third-quarter polysilicon sales, year on year.
Ontario opens application window for small FIT projects
The OPA will allocate FIT payments for up to 123.5 MW of small solar projects plus 15 MW for planned arrays on yet to be constructed buildings. The procurement rules for larger projects are still being formulated.
Mascotte seeks bond deal as it struggles to reduce debt pile
With liabilities of HK$236 million ($30.4 million), the Taiwanese company has negotiated an agreement with bondholders but must still convince shareholders.
Neo Solar is into profit
Taiwanese cell maker Neo Solar has returned to profit after completing its merger with Delsolar in May. October saw the company’s best revenues since March 2011.
Ascent Solar figures hit by government delays
Rise in consumer electronics sales cannot mask R&D contract losses for CIGS manufacturer Ascent. The Colorado-based thin film maker has announced plans for a manufacturing facility in Suqian, China.
REC panels power Cedarville University
REC panels will power a 2.15 MW installation at Cedarville University. The array will provide 10% of the university’s energy needs.
SolarCity posts third-quarter profit, 52% revenue increase
The U.S. company has reported a strong revenue increase from operating leases as well as a rise in solar system sales and expects to achieve a total of 278 MW deployed this year.
SolarWorld closes in on deal for Bosch solar plant
The German solar giants have expressed an interest in acquiring Bosch’s solar panel plant in Arnstadt, Germany. An official announcement is expected this week.
SunEdison secures $185 million for South African project
The investment from Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) will fund the 60 MW Boshof Solar Park in the country’s Free State province.
EU Commission's guidance package on renewable energy receives EPIA backing
The European Photovoltaic Industry Association welcomed the Commission’s guidance on delivering an EU-wide internal electricity market, but called for further proposals on self-consumption of PV.
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