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Capital Spending Among Solar Companies Is Set to Drop to US$2.3 Billion in 2013

May 24, 2013

Although global capital spending this year in the solar supply chain is expected to fall to its lowest level since 2006, indications signal that the downturn in investment has hit bottom and that purchases of equipment may soon rebound. ...

Tags: Solar Industry, Energy

China's Solar Incentive May Face a Significant Cut Under New Energy Subsidy Policies

Mar 19, 2013

China's solar incentive reportedly may face a significant cut under new energy subsidy policies in order to encourage market mechanism in the industry. The subsidy for standalone solar PV systems for self-use has been generally expected ...

Tags: solar incentives, energy, energy market

Some Tier-One Taiwan-Based Solar Cell Makers Have Seen Orders Rising

Mar 6, 2013

Due to the expectation that Japan will lower its solar feed-in-tariff (FIT) in April and the US punitive tariffs' impacts on China-made solar products, some tier-one Taiwan-based solar cell makers have seen orders rising. The Japan solar ...

Tags: FIT, solar products, solar cell makers

250W Solar Modules with 60 Solar Cells Are Expected to Become The Mainstream

Feb 17, 2013

Due to rising demand for rooftop solar PV systems, 250W solar modules with 60 solar cells are expected to become the mainstream. Demand for rooftop solar PV systems in Europe and Japan is expected to grow because government subsidies have ...

Tags: solar PV systems, solar modules, solar cells

Giga Solar Has Stated January Revenues Are Likely to Reach Over NT$350 Million

Feb 5, 2013

Chi-jen Chen, chairman of Taiwan-based solar conductive paste firm Giga Solar, has stated January revenues are likely to reach over NT$350 million (US$11 million) due to strong orders from cell makers who have ramped up their production. ...

Tags: Chi-jen Chen, solar conductive paste firm, Giga Solar, revenues

Europe Enters Maturity and Is Likely to Account for 35% of Total Global Installations

Feb 5, 2013

Over-investment in 2010-2011 caused the solar industry to suffer from falling prices and increasing net losses in 2012. However, due to policy promotions and solar incentives in various countries, demand in 2012 showed sequential growth. In ...

Tags: solar industry, 2012, Europe

The China End-Market Dominated Shipments of Solar Panels During The 4Q12 with 33%

Jan 24, 2013

The China end-market dominated shipments of solar panels during the final quarter of 2012 with 33% of global end-market demand, according to NPD Solarbuzz. "Just two years ago, the China end-market was less than 10% of global solar ...

Tags: China, final quarter, solar panels, NPD Solarbuzz

Japan's High Solar Subsidy Has Attracted Many Japan-Based Firms to Enter The Market

Dec 27, 2012

Japan's high solar subsidy has attracted many Japan-based firms to enter the market. In addition, international firms have been hoping to enter the market as well. However, Japan has certain entry barriers as citizens often prefer to use ...

Tags: Japan, solar subsidy, market, entry barriers

Solar Programs in Europe Continuing to Stimulate Demand in The Second Half of 2012

Dec 26, 2012

With solar programs in Europe continuing to stimulate demand in the second half of 2012, total installations in Germany for the first three quarters of 2012 were close to 6.2GW, and the figure is expected to reach 7.8-8GW for the whole year ...

Tags: solar, solar firms, PV inverter, PV inverter firms

Five Solar Power Facts Offered up by This Particular U.S.Company

Dec 13, 2012

A company called inovateus solar has just issued a white paper called The Good News About Solar:Five Facts You Should Know,which is perfect timing because,although fossil fuels got quite a bit of notice during last night's debate between ...

Tags: solar power, solar industry, energy mix

Since The Second Quarter of 2011,The Global Solar Market Loses Energy

Sep 14, 2012

Commentary:Global solar market losing energy Nuying Huang,Taipei;Jackie Chang,DIGITIMES[Friday 14 September 2012]Since the second quarter of 2011,the global solar market has been a ship trying to sail in a hurricane.Solar markets in Europe ...

Tags: Global Solar Market, TSMC, Solon, Q-Cells, and Centrotherm

June Installations Surge to 1.69GW in Germany Press Release on Friday 14 September 2012

Sep 14, 2012

Digitimes Research: June solar installations surge to 1.69GW in Germany Press release[Friday 14 September 2012] Solar installations usually increase significantly before the effective date of solar incentive cuts. New solar installations ...

Tags: Digitimes, Solar installations, PV inverter firms-SMA, RPS

Germany's April 1 Solar Incentive Cuts Were Halted by The Bundesrat for Reviews

Jun 27, 2012

Germany's April 1 solar incentive cuts were halted by the Bundesrat(Federal Council)for reviews.The review committee will announce its decision on June 27.Industry sources noted that demand in Germany has been healthy due to projects ...

Tags: Germany, Bundesrat, solar cells, Taiwan, solar

Countries in Europe Have Been Deducting Solar Incentives to Try to Control Installations

Jun 15, 2012

Countries in Europe have been deducting solar incentives to try to control installations.Germany seeks to limit new installations to 2.5-3.5GW per year while Italy's aim is 1-2GW annually.The UK,which recently postponed incentive cuts to ...

Tags: Europe, Germany, Italy, PV, Solar PV system, UK

Demand in Europe Has Been Rising Despite The Devaluation of The Euro

Jun 6, 2012

Europe-based customers reportedly accept higher solar cell quotes Nuying Huang, Taipei; Jackie Chang, DIGITIMES [Wednesday 6 June 2012] Market trends have been different from predictions prior to the announcement of anti-dumping and ...

Tags: Europe market, solar cell Companies, Gintech, market trend

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