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Solar Impulse pilot spoke with U.N. from cockpit during testing leg of journey
Bertrand Piccard, one of two Swiss pilots that are taking shifts to fly the Solar Impulse 2 around the world, spoke to Ban Ki-moon after the signing of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, while in mid-flight across the Pacific Ocean last week.
SunEdison stays the course in India, offloads residential business in UK
The renewable energy giant managed to exclude its Indian operations from bankruptcy proceedings while selling its operations in the U.K. to Ecotricity, which has expended into the residential market.
The pv magazine weekly news digest
This week: The looming bankruptcy of SunEdison came to pass as France looks set to increase its solar target threefold by 2023 and India appealed a WTO ruling that could have far-reaching effects on its domestic solar business.
India appeals WTO domestic content ruling for solar
Energy minister Piyush Goyal challenges World Trade Organization’s ruling that its domestic content requirements for solar violate international trade rules.
Emerging solar markets offering better returns for developers, report finds
Mercatus Energy Investment Management report finds that emerging solar markets offer investors and developers high risk, high reward, which helps drive larger project size in these regions.
A cautionary tale: Mercom Capital CEO Raj Prabhu on the fall of SunEdison and industry impacts
pv magazine spoke with Mercom Capital’s CEO about what led to the SunEdison bankruptcy, what this means for the industry and what’s next.
Hanergy TF auditors express 'significant doubt' as to company's solvency
In Hanergy Thin Film Power Group’s 2015 annual report, issued today, the company’s independent auditors, Ernst & Young, emphasized that heavy losses in 2015 plus a lack of transparency regarding well over HK$5.5 billion ($710 million) in declared future revenues and prepayments point to “material uncertainty” as to the company’s future.
SunEdison troubles pose no threat to Indian solar industry, says minister
A potential SunEdison bankruptcy is not expected to affect India’s solar industry, Bloomberg reported Tuesday, citing comments made by Indian Power Minister Piyush Goyal.
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