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| Article Title | Author | Company | eMag Issue | Article Synopsis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Interview - The Korean PV Market | Kyung Nam Kim | Solarplaza | Dec 2009 |
Solar PV expert and consultant Kyung Nam Kim, author of the report “The Korean PV Market”, is optimistic about his country’s solar future. His report provides a unique and comprehensive overview of Korea’s PV market and industry, and it is available in English. It includes a detailed description of the market situation, forecasts, regulatory procedures, and a detailed overview of Korea’s PV supply chain. |
| INDIA - A LONG RACE IN SOLAR POWER | Jaideep Malayvia | SolarPlaza | Feb 2009 |
India, the world's second-most populous country, is facing a looming energy crisis. Soaring oil prices, and continued dependence on a few countries for oil, has led to the use of renewable energy sources to secure energy. |
| GROWTH IN SPANISH SOLAR ENERGY MARKET | Edwin Koot | SolarPlaza | Feb 2009 |
In 2007, and during the first half of 2008, all the signs for PV were positive. There was a very attractive feed-in tariff in Spain, credit lines were easy to get, oil prices were rising and economies growing rapidly. Now, the industry faces a strong head wind with oil prices very low, economies in recession, finance hard to obtain and the world's largest market regulated by a cap with a 30% lower feed-in tariff. |
| The Rapid Growth of the Chinese PV Industry | Edwin Koot | Solarplaza | Jun 2006 |
During various sessions of the China tour several Chinese companies presented their plans to extend their production capacity to levels of several hundreds of MW in the coming years. In Beijing and Shanghai 40+ Chinese companies attended brokerage events, where the international delegates could meet their Chinese counterparts and discuss potential business opportunities. |
