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Solartron exploring polysilicon production possibilities in western Thailand
The solar cell producer is planning to build a high-grade silicon production facility in western Thailand. However, to break into the market it may require more investment and a turnaround in polysilicon market prices.
Solid growth throughout 2015 sees JA Solar plan manufacturing expansion
JA Solar took advantage of the rise in the global solar market in 2015, with growth in revenue, sales and operating margin, which has encouraged the company to expand its manufacturing capacity through 2016.
Recharge invests in Younicos groundbreaking island renewable storage project
The green investor takes 50.1% of the 24 million EUR hybrid renewable energy storage project on the Portuguese island, which, once completed, will allow the island to be totally powered by renewable energy, except for prolonged periods of unfavorable weather.
Sunrun reports strong Q4 results
Sunrun continued its strong growth through the end of the year and is anticipating more of the same in 2016, despite its departure from Nevada. The company also launched a PV and battery product for Hawaii.
Sunrun reports strong Q4 results
Sunrun continued its strong growth through the end of the year and is anticipating more of the same in 2016, despite its departure from Nevada. The company also launched a PV and battery product for Hawaii.
Vivint Solar sues SunEdison for damages
Vivint Solar is seeking damages to be determined at trial for the benefits that its stockholders expected to receive from the failed acquisition by SunEdison, as additional details emerge in SEC filings.
CSUN to be delisted from the NASDAQ having failed to regain compliance
The Chinese PV cell producer, bedeviled by continued share value below $15 million, has been told it is to be delisted from the NASDAQ Stock Market.
Investment community did not like this deal: Mercom's Prabhu on SunEdisons failed Vivint deal
As reported in pv magazine this morning, Vivint Solar has announced that it is cancelling its merger with SunEdison. pv magazine spoke with Mercom Capital CEO Raj Prabhu about what happened and what this deal falling through means for the world’s largest renewable energy developer.
SunEdison settles lawsuit by shareholders of Latin American Power for $28.5 million
SunEdison has settled one of the two lawsuits it has been engaged in, and a limited restraint on the transfer of assets has been lifted.
Risen Energy: 2015 net income soars
Chinese PV group Risen Energy saw net income skyrocket 382% to CNY 320 million ($48.9 million) last year while sales rose 78% to CNY 5.26 billion.
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