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Taiwan to Become One of 10 Largest PV Markets

Nov 8, 2016

Taiwan’s government has focused on expanding the island’s PV power generation as part of its plan to abandon nuclear power. In terms of targets, Taiwan aims to add 1.52GW of PV capacity between mid-2016 and mid-2018 and ...

Tags: PV Markets, PV power

The Inevitable Course for The Sustainable Development of Global Energy

Sep 28, 2016

Since the Industrial Revolution, people ceaselessly exploited and used fossil energy on large scale, which led to many global difficulties such as resource constraints, environmental pollution, and climate change. Socio-economic development ...

Tags: global energy interconnection, Clean Replacement

PV Cell Prices Are Falling Faster Than Expected

Mar 15, 2016

EnergyTrend, a division of TrendForce, reports that the global PV market is seeing slowing demand after the Chinese New Year holidays. Peak installation seasons in the U.S. and Japan have passed, and the demand related to China’s ...

Tags: PV Cell, PV market

China Realizes Universal Power Access

Dec 25, 2015

China has realized universal power access when the last remote group of 39,800 people became able to light their homes with electricity. The light came on Wednesday in Gomang and Changjiang villages in the northwestern Qinghai province, ...

Tags: Universal Power Access

Demand and PV Shipment in Japan Both Dropped in 2Q

Dec 1, 2015

Domestic demand to solar PV products in Japan dropped in the second quarter of fiscal year 2015 (2015 July to September), leading to domestic PV shipment decrease. JPEA reported an annual PV module shipment decline in the quarter, and the ...

Tags: solar PV, PV shipment

China to Lower Feed-in Tariffs for PV, Wind Power Generation in 2016-2020

Nov 6, 2015

The China government has drawn up tentative feed-in tariff rates for on-grid PV power-generating stations and distributed PV systems as well as land-based wind power-generating farms during the 13th Five-year Plan period (2016-2020), with ...

Tags: China, PV, Wind, wind power

Win Win Precision Chairman David Chen

Apr 2, 2015

Taiwan-based crystalline silicon solar cell makers have been impacted by the US imposing an average 19.5% anti-dumping tariffs rate. But rooftop PV systems, especially those built with high-efficiency cells, will provide market ...

Tags: PV, solar cell, Lighting

China Reaches PV Installation Capacity of 10.60GWp Is Taking up 25% of The Global Total

Feb 27, 2015

PV systems and PV power-generating stations established and connected to power grids in China in 2014 had a total installation capacity of 10.60GWp, taking up 25% of the global total, according to China's National Energy Administration ...

Tags: PV Installation, PV systems

The China Photovoltaic (PV) Solar Inverter Market Grew by More Than 100% in 2013

Aug 18, 2014

The China photovoltaic (PV) solar inverter market grew by more than 100% in 2013, providing a huge boost to the country's domestic supplier base, according to IHS. The 10 largest suppliers in China 2013 were all domestic companies, and ...

Tags: China, PV, Lighting

Tatung Has Been Constructing Rooftop PV Systems at More Than 70 Public Schools in Taiwan

May 30, 2014

Taiwan-based Tatung has been constructing rooftop PV systems at more than 70 public schools in central Taiwan and already unveiled the first one on May 28, according to the company. Tatung in December 2013 won the project from Nantou ...

Tags: PV Systems, Tatung

PV Systems Installed in China in 2013 Had a Total Power-Generating Capacity of 12.92GWp

Apr 29, 2014

PV systems installed in China in 2013 had a total power-generating capacity of 12.92GWp, consisting of 12.12GWp (95.81%) ground-mounted PV stations and 800MWp (6.19%) distributed (mainly rooftop) PV systems, according to China's National ...

Tags: PV, PV system, Energy

The Hackers Are Now Taking Aim at The Internet of Things

Jan 11, 2014

The hackers who got into your computer or smartphone are now taking aim at the Internet of Things. The connected toothbrush, sports gear with embedded sensors and smart refrigerators are just a few of the objects showcasing innovations at ...

Tags: Security Risks, IT, Electronics, Internet Security Risk

Smarter, More Efficient Electricity Meters Aim to Revolutionise Energy Distribution

Jan 2, 2014

Smarter, more efficient electricity meters aim to revolutionise energy distribution but WA researchers fear hackers could easily exploit numerous security flaws and wreck havoc on power grids. Smart meters measure a customer's electricity ...

Tags: electricity meters, energy distribution, power grids, security flaws

The Popularity of Stories Focused on LED-Based Lamps with Our Readers Make It Clear

Dec 18, 2013

While SSL experts regularly project the demise of the lightbulb form, the popularity of stories focused on LED-based lamps with our readers make it clear that today it remains a very hot topic, outpacing even packaged LED stories. As 2013 ...

Tags: LED, Lights, Lighting

Electric Cars May Not Have a Chance to Become Standardized for Another 5-10 Years

Nov 6, 2013

Electric cars may not have a chance to become standardized for another 5-10 years since the products are currently still facing several issues such as high prices, safety concerns and immature support systems, according to sources from ...

Tags: Electric Cars, Recharging Stations, Power Grids

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