Sunova Solar to invest in 9GW solar cell plant in China
Solar manufacturer Sunova Solar has invested in a solar cell plant with an annual nameplate capacity of 9GW in Sichuan province, China.
Europe: Rising battery storage markets playing catch-up to the UK’s lead
Germany and Spain are among the energy storage markets of Europe that clients are most keen to learn more about, according to Wood Mackenzie analyst Anna Darmani.
Spain unveils €750 million renewables and storage manufacturing scheme
The Spanish Ministry of Ecological Transition (MITECO) has opened to public consultation a new incentive scheme for renewables and storage manufacturing.
Spain unveils €750 million renewables and storage manufacturing scheme
The Spanish Ministry of Ecological Transition (MITECO) has opened to public consultation a new incentive scheme for renewables and storage manufacturing.
German energy companies offer to take on Meyer Burger’s solar module production
German rooftop solar installer Enpal has started steps to set up its own solar module production in Germany.
JinkoSolar unveils ‘Zero Carbon’ n-type TOPCon solar PV modules
JinkoSolar unveiled its new N-type TOPCon Tiger Neo modules yesterday (26th February), which it claims are produced using renewable energy.
First Solar could add US$10 billion to US economy with CdTe thin-film manufacturing
Thin-film solar manufacturing could add over US$10 billion in product value to the US economy by 2026, according to a study commissioned by US thin-film cadmium telluride (CdTe) solar manufacturer First Solar.
VSUN Solar, OCI ink polysilicon supply agreement
TOYO SOLAR, a solar cell subsidiary of Tokyo-headquartered solar manufacturer VSUN SOLAR, has signed a long-term polysilicon supply agreement with South Korean-owned polysilicon producer OCI.
Meyer Burger calls meeting to finalise funding for new US manufacturing plants
Meyer Burger has called an emergency general meeting to approve final funding for its Colorado and Arizona manufacturing plants.
US module capacity to reach 35GW by year’s end, says CEA
Annual module capacity in the US is expected to reach 35GW by the end of the year, according to advisory body, Clean Energy Associates (CEA).