All News – Page 3081 – pv magazine International
Skip to content

All News

juwi builds agricultural solar park in Southern France

The 25 MW ecological flagship project — the biggest solar park juwi has ever constructed in France — supports local wine growers, bee-keeper and sheep farmers.

Solar-Fabrik AG takes over Centrosolar fab in Germany

As part of an asset deal, the Freiburg-based solar company will take over 143 employees, the current inventory and the right to manufacture all of Centrosolar’s original module types.

Nations discuss lifting tariffs on environmental goods

Trade representatives of 14 governments, including Costa Rica, the U.S., the EU, Australia, Japan and China are working to make environmental goods cheaper and more accessible to people around the globe.

Trina signs biggest supply deal so far this year

The Chinese group will provide 200 MW of modules for Zonergy’s downstream projects in several provinces in China. The two companies may build a long-term partnership.

Apple to expand solar development in North Carolina

The electronics giant is set to build its third solar farm in the U.S. state after winning approval for its plan to erect a 17.5 MW plant.

imec lifts the hood on its record-setting PERT solar PV cell

imec has produced a record-setting 21.5% efficient solar PV cell using a PERT cell design, and spoke with PV Magazine about this technology.

Intersolar North America: the new Gold Rush

San Francisco Mayor Edwin Lee seemed to know the crowd he addressed on the opening night of the seventh Intersolar North America trade show in San Francisco. After all, it is an archetype that goes back more than 150 years in San Francisco.

Suntech gears up for US return

The Chinese integrated solar company will be in attendance at the Intersolar North America exhibition as it prepares to re-enter the U.S. market.

Fraunhofer ISE launches online energy database

The institute’s online energy charts make German Energy Transformation transparent. The site displays the power produced in Germany from all conventional and renewable sources as well as import and export data.

Solar expectations rise for Brazil as auctions announced

IHS has raised Brazil’s attractiveness score in its Emerging PV Markets Attractiveness Ranking given the positive news for PV in the country, elevating it from eighth to sixth place.

This website uses cookies to anonymously count visitor numbers. View our privacy policy.

The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this.

Close