Canadian Solar Energizes 52.5 MWp of Solar Power Plants in Japan
The Mashiki plant achieved commercial operation in June 2017. Powered by Canadian Solar's high-efficiency MaxPower modules, the plant is expected to generate approximately 57,000 MWh of clean, solar electricity per year, which will be purchased by Kyushu Electric Power Co., Inc. under a 20-year feed-in-tariff contract at the rate of JPY36.0 ($0.32) per kWh.
Ecolibrium Solar Unveils New EcoFoot5D™ High Density 5-Degree Solar Racking System
EcoFoot5D Delivers 18.4% More Power 10-Degree Systems
SolarWorld Americas expects immediate infusion of cash to lift up U.S. operations
"This financial reinforcement is good for our customers and suppliers alike," Stein said. "It means quite simply that we can reassure our business partners that we will remain a reliable force not only in supplying leading solar technology but also in continuing to fight for fair trade in the U.S. market and improving market conditions there."
PVinsights: Solar prices are on the brink of plunge amid sign of dimmed demand
Polysilicon prices in China stagnate this week as the suppliers and the buyers hit a stalemate. As Chinese suppliers consider that current demand is solid, they still intend to boost the prices even though the attempts have not yet succeeded. Also, as expected ramp-up by new entrants are deferred and yearly maintenance are scheduled by some suppliers, the restraint in supply have strengthened suppliers attitude to hold the prices at current level. On the other hand, buyers are asking for price discounts as facing huge pressures from the downstream since the demand is not as robust. Therefore, the stalemate has kept the prices in China immobile this week. On the other hand, polysilicon prices slides on oversupply and the recovery seems impossible since the utilization rates of downstream wafer suppliers remain low in overseas market.
Power Factors Awarded $550,000 Grant from US Department of Energy SunShot Initiative
Power Factors, an industry-leading software provider for monitoring, managing, and optimizing renewable energy assets, announced Thursday that it was selected as the recipient of an award by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) SunShot Initiative.
SMA and Cypress Creek Enter into 10-year Master Service Agreement
Leading EPC Selects SMA to Maximize Plant Performance
Baker Electric Solar Awarded TERI Organization's 172 kW Solar Contract
Baker Electric Solar continues TERI solar initiative with the design, engineering and installation of 172 kW of solar spread over 10 separate properties.
LG Solar Releases Two-Step Solar Panel With Enphase Energy
LG NeON 2 ACe Simplifies Logistics and Installation Process for Homeowners with Two-Step Roof Installation
Chilicon Power Self-Supply Mode Guarantees Zero Net Export to Grid
It's a technological solution to the manifold legal and billing rate complexities of maximizing ROI in a grid-interactive system, particularly in regions with high levels of PV saturation or relatively slow permission to operate timelines.
LG Solar Launches Sleek Residential Panels With Enhanced Performance
Boosting Aesthetics and Efficiency, LG NeON R is Only Module of its Kind With 30 Busbars on the Rear of the Unit
Darfon Announcing Five New Products at Intersolar North America 2017
New products range from a microinverter to complete energy storage solutions
National 3iAward Winners Announced by IREC at Intersolar
Three Special Energy Heroes Also Recognized
Delta Launches Innovative Outdoor Energy Storage System Cabinet, Expanding Extensive Line of Energy Storage Solutions
"With Delta's diversity of product offerings and systems expertise, we have become a key resource of complete solutions for commercial and industrial buildings, schools and healthcare facilities, as they look to adopt and optimize onsite renewable energy installations,"
SEIA Testimony Urges Mass. DOER to Make Changes to Final SMART Regulations To Protect Solar Jobs
SEIA issued the following statement from its director of northeast state affairs, David Gahl, who is testifying today in Boston:
Yaskawa - Solectria Solar PVI 50/60TL Now Compliant with UL1741 SA
Lawrence, MA - July 11, 2017 - Yaskawa - Solectria Solar, the leading U.S. commercial PV inverter manufacturer, announced today that their PVI 50 TL and PVI 60 TL inverters are now compliant with UL1741 SA.
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