China investigated for EU solar panel activity

  China is accused of selling solar panel components to European consumers at prices below fair market value, the European Commission said. The commission announced it opened an anti-subsidy investigation following a complaint from solar association EU ProSun Glass, which said solar glass from China is subsidized and then sold in the European Union at less than market prices. The solar glass market in the European Union is valued at about $260 million. The commission has launched at least two investigations into alleged dumping of solar panel components like solar glass sold in the European Union by Chinese manufacturers. The European Commission said the latest investigation is its own distinct investigation. The investigation is expected to take more than a year, "although under trade defense rules the EU could impose provisional anti-subsidy duties within nine months if it considers these necessary," the commission said.

The combination of power generation and energy storage will become the next trend

According to EnergyTrend, a research division of TrendForce, in order to maintain renewable energy and enhance its reliability, the combination of power generation and energy storage is inevitable and will become the development trend in the future PV industry.

Solar America Signs Letter of Intent with L&G Energy Solutions

Solar energy is fast growing, increasingly more affordable and a viable solution.

Netherlands Launch All-Electric Bus Service

City of Schiermonnikoog is First to Entirely Convert Transit Fleet to BYD Zero-emissions Buses

Saft Welcomes French Ambassador to Its Jacksonville Florida Lithium-ion Battery Plant

His Excellency François Delattre

Heliae Announces Next Generation Algae Technology Platform

New approach to algae production seeks to finally unlock the promise of algae

SAN DIEGO BASED STELLAR SOLAR ACTIVATES 285kW CEDARS-SINAI SOLAR INSTALLATION

Solar carport is part of new Advanced Health Sciences Pavilion

SEIA Urges Senate Finance Committee to Look Carefully at Value of ITC

Smart polices like the ITC, along with industry innovation, have made solar a real bright spot for the U.S. economy.

aleo solar internationally expands its installer network

Now supplies solar modules and system components to more than 2,100 international partners.

Solarpraxis MENA founded in Dubai

New company shares market knowledge and plans solar projects

Energy leaders gather for China International Summit ahead of the World Energy Congress

The World Energy Council hosts event in Beijing to assess ambitions of new Chinese government

PV Storage Market Set to Explode to $19 Billion in 2017; Germany leads Again

Germany will account for nearly 70 percent of storage installed in residential PV systems worldwide in 2013.

International Battery and Energy Storage Alliance founded

Markus A.W. Hoehner, CEO of EuPD Research and Bryan D. Ekus, Managing Director of IPVEA, have put their heads together and cofounded the first international alliance for providers of battery and electrical energy storage solutions in the photovoltaic branch.

Ready, set, go: Mounting Systems introduces open terrain system Sigma II GO Kits

Open terrain racking system for solar plants now in a convenient package for installations up to 50 kilowatts

SolarBOS appoints John Hass as President and CEO

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