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Five Chinese PV Makers Removed From EU's Price Agreement

Aug 19, 2016

The European Commission (EC) keeps conducting investigations on certain Chinese PV imports to the EU, and announced to withdraw five more Chinese PV makers from the Minimum Import Price (MIP) agreement, or the "price undertaking." Ningbo ...

Tags: PV makers, Minimum Import Price

China Ends Tax Exemption for EPZ-Imported Polysilicon

Sep 3, 2015

China's Ministry of Commerce on September 1 put an end to the exemption of anti-dumping and anti-subsidization tariffs on polysilicon imports from Europe-, US- and South Korea-based makers via export processing zones (EPZs), and this is ...

Tags: PV module, Solar Cell

China PV Makers Expect Demand to Revive in 2q15

Apr 1, 2015

China-based PV firms expect orders to significantly rebound in the second quarter of 2015 as domestic demand is expected to increase after the China government set a target total PV installation capacity of 17.8GWp for 2015, according to ...

Tags: PV module, PV installation

Beijing Jing Cheng Is Investing in The Construction of Module Production Line

Dec 29, 2014

Hong Kong-based Hanergy Thin Film Power Group Ltd says that its subsidiary Beijing Jing Cheng is investing in the construction of a 300MW flexible copper indium gallium diselenide (CIGS) thin-film photovoltaic (PV) module production line in ...

Tags: PV Module, Production Line, Electrical

Module Output Key to Reducing Cost of Solar System

Nov 21, 2014

Solar PV manufacturers are switching over to higher efficiency monocrystalline cells to increase power output, but for solar energy systems, overall module output is key. “In order to balance costs and the power efficiency of solar ...

Tags: Solar Systems, PV

The Moratorium on Polysilicon Imports Not Show Much Impact on Product Pricing

Sep 5, 2014

Although China has placed a moratorium on polysilicon imports through its export processing zones (EPZs), the measure has yet to show much impact on product pricing, according to PV industry sources in Taiwan. PV firms outside China had ...

Tags: Taiwan, Polysilicon

Taiwan PV Firms Planned to Form a Joint-Venture to Manufacture PV Modules

Apr 17, 2014

Some Taiwan-based solar firms - a first-tier and three second-tier cell makers, and a material supplier - originally planned to form a joint-venture to manufacture PV modules to tap the international market, but they have suspended the plan ...

Tags: Lights, Lighting, PV

Crystalline Silicon Solar Cell Makers Originally Expected China-Based PV Module

Feb 27, 2014

Taiwan-based crystalline silicon solar cell makers originally expected China-based PV module makers to reduce orders due to the impact of a US anti-dumping investigation of Taiwan-based solar cell makers, but instead have seen no decreases ...

Tags: Solar Cell, crystalline silicon

Hanergy Holding Group Signed a Trilateral Framework Agreement

Jan 22, 2014

In early January, China’s leading clean energy firm Hanergy Holding Group of Beijing (parent of thin-film photovoltaic module maker Hanergy Solar) signed a trilateral framework agreement with China Minsheng Banking Corp and the Asia ...

Tags: AFCA, CIGS technology, Energy Projects, GSE

PV Firms Transfer Production Capacity Overseas in Succession in a Bid to Reduce Impact

Jun 19, 2013

Chinese photovoltaic (PV) firms transfer production capacity overseas in succession in a bid to reduce impact delivered by anti-dumping tax imposed on their exports. Comtec Solar Systems Group Ltd. (SEHK: 0712), a Shanghai-based PV ...

Tags: PV, Electronic

Maturing Technologies and Partnerships Will Prompt 4.6gw of Installations

Aug 22, 2012

Building-integrated PV ready to'come of age'22 Aug 2012 Maturing technologies and partnerships between solar and construction companies will prompt 4.6GW of installations by 2017. A new market report from the analyst company Pike ...

Tags: Building-integrated PV, BIPV market, PowerFilm, Solar

Crystalline Silicon Photovoltaic Cell's Tariffs of Between 31%and 250% Should Be Added

May 18, 2012

Department of Commerce backs SolarWorld-led complaint in preliminary determination;Dow Corning and Hemlock label decision'devastating'. Suntech PV cell fabrication An investigation by the US Department of Commerce has found that ...

Tags: Chinese PV firms, Suntech PV cell fabrication

Soltecture Is The Latest German Photovoltaics Company to Go Bust

May 9, 2012

>. Soltecture,the Berlin-based developer of thin-film solar modules formerly known as Sulfurcell,is the latest German photovoltaics company to go bust in the ongoing industry shake-out. Prompted by the wider problems of manufacturing ...

Tags: Soltecture, Pv Bankruptcy, solar modules, PV firms

NDRC Revealed That The Government Is Doubling The Surcharge for Solar and Other Renewables

Dec 2, 2011

China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) has revealed that the government is doubling the surcharge for solar and other renewables from CNY0.004 to CNY0.008 per kWh. The tariff was raised to cover the premium that ...

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The Government Is Doubling The Surcharge for Solar

Dec 2, 2011

China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) has revealed that the government is doubling the surcharge for solar and other renewables from CNY0.004 to CNY0.008 per kWh. The tariff was raised to cover the premium that ...

Tags: doubles renewables

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