Lighting The Way : The USA’s Solar Boom
The amount of solar PV capacity in the United States has increased more than 120-fold in the last decade.
Not All Tier-1 Solar Panels Are Equal
Not only are solar panels not created equal generally; major differences in quality can be found even among ‘Tier-1’ modules.
SCE Signs On For 1.3GW Of New Solar Power
Southern California Edison (SCE) has announced contracts representing more than 1,300 megawatts of new solar power.
Getting Energy Prices Right
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) recommends taxing fuels according to the environmental and health damage they cause.
Samsung SDI Supplying Energy Storage For Solar Farm
South Korea’s Samsung SDI is to supply 1 megawatt-hour (MWh) of its lithium batteries to a solar farm project in Japan.
Letter To Urge Senators To Save Solar
The 4,500 solar businesses operating across Australia have been urged to sign a letter encouraging senators to keep the nation’s solar dream alive.
Energy Matters Commercial Solar Installs Reach Milestone
Commercial scale solar installations installed and monitored by national provider Energy Matters recently reached a significant electricity generation milestone.
Kyocera And SPCG Clock Up 257MW Of Solar In Thailand
In the last 4 years, SPCG Public Company Limited and Kyocera Corporation have developed 35 solar farms in Thailand, totaling approximately 257 megawatts capacity.
Renewable Energy Climbs To 28.5% In Germany
Germany’s BDEW says the share of renewable energy used in gross domestic energy consumption is expected to have risen to 28.5 percent in the first half of 2014.
Yingli On Latest U.S. Solar Panel Anti-Dumping Duty
Yingli Green Energy has expressed disappointment concerning the preliminary anti-dumping duty (“AD”) tariff decision made recently by the U.S. Department of Commerce