Tesvolt enters new scale of project sizes with 65MWh order
Germany-based commercial & industrial (C&I) BESS provider Tesvolt has won its largest order to-date, for a 65MWh project in Rhineland-Palatinate.
‘We expect the market will find balance’: JA Solar on supply and demand, pricing and European growth
PV Tech spoke with Henning Schulz, vice president of JA Solar at the Intersolar Europe trade show in Munich
‘Companies have become increasingly sophisticated’: Martin Green on advances in solar cell efficiency
Innovations in wafer sophistication and advances in cell output voltage will be key developments in upstream solar, Martin Green told PV Tech.
Seven Chinese PV companies join forces on unification of n-type module size standards
Seven Chinese module manufacturers have joined forces to standardise the dimensions of n-type PV modules and the position of mounting holes.
Zelestra adds €225 million in loan financing to funding streams, pushes total investment to €535 million
Spanish renewable power developer Zelestra has added €225 million (US$242.1 million) in loan financing to its funding streams.
Meyer Burger: ‘history has proven us right’ on decision to leave Europe for US
PV Tech Premium interviewed Meyer Burger CEO Gunter Erfurt about the company’s decision to leave Europe and set up shop in the US.
Meyer Burger: ‘history has proven us right’ on decision to leave Europe for US
PV Tech Premium interviewed Meyer Burger CEO Gunter Erfurt about the company’s decision to leave Europe and set up shop in the US.
Improved economics of solar and wind boost value of renewable power to US market – Berkeley Lab
A Lawrence Berkeley National Lab report has quantified the improving value of solar and wind power in the US.
Trina Solar partners with IES-UPM on solar technology research
Chinese module manufacturer Trina Solar has signed a collaboration agreement with IES-UPM to drive innovation in the solar industry.
Surveying the risk landscape of an emerging solar sector
The first full year of IRA in the US has seen a flurry of transactions completed as solar developers and now manufacturers take advantage.
