Energy Industry Leaders for Successful Market Development Forum
The forum, "Navigating Today's Challenges to Reach Tomorrow's Opportunities," is the beginning of a conversation about renewable transportation
Ball State University starts second phase of largest geothermal system in U.S
Ball State starts final phase of creating nation's largest geothermal system
ReneSola Touted for its Leading Edge Technology during Intersolar Opening Session
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee Welcomes ReneSola to His City with Open Arms
A123 Systems to Supply Energy Storage System to Ray Power for Frequency Regulation in China
System Designed to Showcase Lithium Ion Battery Energy
Storage as a Fast, Accurate and Clean Resource for
Facilitating the Increased Integration of Renewable Energy
Generation onto China's Power Grid
Germany mulls solar panel anti-dumping suit vs China
Germany's environment ministry is considering launching anti-dumping proceedings against China over its financial support for solar power firms amid a bitter price war in the industry that has left many German panel producers fighting for survival.
Environment Minister Peter Altmaier told German broadcaster ZDF late on Thursday that there had to be fair competition in the global market and anti-dumping proceedings might be one way of ensuring this.
Altmaier recently suggested higher import duties as another way to prevent price dumping.
"It is also being looked into whether anti-dumping procedures can be launched against China," he said.
The ministry was not immediately available for comment on Friday.
Germany's once-booming solar panel makers are struggling to digest steep cuts in state support and increasing competition.
German firm Solarworld recently brought a suit with American firms in the United States against cheap Chinese imports, with a degree of success.
HatiCon Solar, LLC Announces Hawaiian Distribution
HatiCon Solar announces its distribution partnership with Wesco Distribution for its solar PV mounting solutions.
Amonix Closes U.S.-Backed Solar-Panel Facility in Nevada
Amonix Inc., a closely held maker of solar panels that qualified for $21.5 million in federal subsidies, closed its 214,000-square-foot plant in Nevada.
The company, based in Seal Beach, California, plans to restructure its operations and will vacate the factory by early August, according to an e-mailed statement today. It also has a research lab in Torrance, California, and an office in Singapore, according to its website.
Amonix said the decision to close the plant was based on“challenging” pricing for solar panels and low demand for its concentrated photovoltaic systems, according to the statement.
“We looked at several options and were really hoping that we could keep the North Las Vegas manufacturing facility, but it is not economically possible,” the company said.
Getting the Green Deal Done: Key REC contract terms, definitions, and project developer tips
Join experts from the trading, marketing, and renewable energy developer sectors as they describe the ins and outs of contracts for Renewable Energy Credits (RECs).
Baker Electric Solar Ranked as One of San Diego's Fastest Growing Companies
Baker Electric Solar, a full-service solar integrator, announced today it ranked 79 on the San Diego Business Journal's Fastest Growing Private Companies list for 2012.
Leading Enclosure Manufacturer Thinks Out of the Box
Integra Enclosures Introduces a Brand-New Solution to U.S. Market
APRICUS INC. ANNOUNCES NEW GENERAL MANAGER
Paul Davis Selected as General Manager for Apricus Inc.
The meeco Group present at FILDA, Angola's largest exhibition
Solar off-grid, mobile and latest energy storage solutions in Luanda
Promising Policy Framework to Solve Transportation Energy Challenges: Leading research institutions release findings on Low Carbon Fuel Standard
Capitol Hill briefing features scientists and business leaders
Siemens to supply 300 offshore wind turbines to DONG Energy -
Projects in the United Kingdom to receive 300 of Siemens 6MW direct drive wind turbines
Real Goods Solar and Gestamp Solar Partner for 4.8 MegaWatts of Renewable Energy in Vermont
Together the projects are designed to generate 5,500 MWh per year.
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