Despite the turbulence in Spanish solar policy, Yingli solar is expanding its presence in Spain, partly as a base from which to reach other markets. By the end of the year, the Chinese module manufacturer plans to expand its service center in Madrid.
A 30 percent reduction for photovoltaics applications would signal “the end”, according to Javier Anta, president of the Spanish photovoltaics association (ASIF). In an interview with pv magazine, he also said that current plant owners would be ruined. Furthermore, he stated that between 600 and 1,000 megawatts (MW) in Spain are currently “with a leaglly uncertain status”.
U.S. Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) president and CEO, Rhone Resch has applauded a move by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to develop new rules regarding transmission planning and cost allocation.
U.S.-based Solyndra Inc. has withdrawn its request from the Securities and Exchange Commission to proceed with an initial public offering (IPO) of shares of its common stock, due to adverse market conditions and the availability of alternative funding from existing investors.
The Etrion Corporation is to acquire more than 30 megawatts (MW) of solar power projects in Italy, worth around 45 million.
A new solar module testing laboratory is to be opened in Albuquerque, New Mexico, according to CFV Solar Test Laboratory. Between 30 and 40 jobs are expected to be created.
Germany-based Sunways AG has reported sales increases of 52 percent to 44.3 million. The company has also stated it is looking to extend its distribution activities both in Germany and abroad. Moreover, it has predicted an upturn in international business.
Sharp Energy Solution Europe has announced it will be building solar power plants for energy providers in Germany. A sum of 6 million has already been invested last year.
The formation of a new professional association to advance the photovoltaic engineering and related manufacturing professions is underway, following a meeting held at Flextronics Inc.s campus in California, the U.S.
Satcon Technology Corporation has entered into a USD$12 million subordinated debt facility with Horizon Technology Finance. The company has said it will utilize the proceeds of this transaction to further strengthen its working capital as it plans for continued worldwide growth.
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