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UK: despite record growth, 'sudden and severe' policy changes harming renewable sector, report finds
The Renewable Energy Association’s report on the state of the British clean energy landscape warns that strong growth in recent years is threatened by repeated policy interventions by government.
Russian company to buy PV production equipment from Meyer Burger
Russia’s largest integrated solar company, Hevel LLC, has placed an order for CHF 22 million (USD22.5 million) of production equipment that covers the entire PV value chain from Meyer Burger.
Yingli expects Q1 profit: preliminary report
Struggling Chinese solar firm issues preliminary data that suggests it will turn a profit in the first quarter of 2016 for the first time since Q3 2011.
France: EDF embraces self-consumption and digitization
French utility EDF announced the launch of a new solar PV self-consumption offering under the Mon Soleil and Moi banner, which will become EDFs sole offering for residential customers in France.
IRENA joins campaign to back greater public-private collaboration on clean energy
The International Renewable Energy Agency to collaborate with leading multinationals and 23 member governments of the Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM) to boost corporate sourcing of renewables.
The pv magazine weekly news digest
As IHS warns of an impending oversupply and subsequent market shakeout, and GTM calculates large-scale U.S. solar costs to fall below 1 dollar per watt by 2020, are we approaching peak PV?
Taiwans new government expands solar development
Solar developers may be keen on Taiwans domestic solar installation market, if Taiwans government opens up significant swathes of land for PV development.
Singulus retracts forecasts for 2016 and 2017
The German PV production equipment supplier Singulus Technologies AG has withdrawn its forecasts for 2016 and 2017 after the EUR110 million deal with China National Building Materials subsidiary was signed later than expected.
Solar industry set for renewed oversupply and shakeout
Research from IHS Technology forecasts that there will be a new period of oversupply in the solar industry, due to a sharp drop in global demand, which will cause a shakeout in the industry.
Renewables enjoy record 2015 in terms of investment and installations, REN21 report says
Global clean energy capacity increased by 147.2 GW last year, spurred by $285.9 million of investment, says REN21 Renewables 2016 Global Status Report. Sector now employs more than 8 million people.
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