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Chicago Solar Express project simplifies rooftop PV for city residents and businesses
Project designed to cut rooftop PV installation times from 30 days to one, reduce costs by 25% and streamline permit and zoning process.
Two Centrosolar Group AG subsidiaries leave protective shield, file for preliminary insolvency
The latest financing concept for the stricken PV supplier sees Centrosolar AG and Centrosolar Sonnenstromfabrik GmbH lose creditor protection as the group attempts to stay afloat.
Suntech acquisition could cost almost $1 billion
Sources close to Shunfeng’s planned acquisition of Wuxi Suntech speculate it could cost CNY5 billion-6 billion. Shunfeng has suspended trading in its shares pending an announcement on the deal.
Yingli Green Energy pledge 59 MW of PV modules for China's Three Gorges New Energy
The panels, for three ground mounted projects in Gansu, Hebei and Baoding, will be delivered before the end of 2013.
SolarCity teams up with Hawaiian Electric Company to develop 15 MW PV plant
The 50-acre project will become the largest PV installation on the island of O’ahu, offsetting an estimated 1.8 million gallons of oil consumption.
GCL Poly profits up to $47 million
The solar developer’s third-quarter update paints a healthy pciture. Staffing costs at GCL Poly have almost halved this year.
Indian state Madhya Pradesh targets 1.4 GW of solar power by 2015
With 202 MW currently installed, the state has set a target of 1,200 MW of solar power generation capacity by June 2015.
EU-China talks dwell on subsidies
The latest round of high level trade talks between the EU and China touched upon the tricky subject of subsidies and state-owned enterprises. Trade commissioner Karel de Gucht was involved in the fourth HED talks, in Brussels.
REC boosts revenue, cuts loss in third quarter
REC’s silicon business saw an increase in polysilicon sales volume of 56% in the July-September quarter despite China’s introduction of preliminary anti-dumping duties.
Massachusetts to build 3.9 MW solar farm on former landfill site
The switch from dirty source to clean energy seen as a signal of growing acceptance of renewable power in the U.S. state.
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