PVinsights: As Low Efficiency Cell Inventories Skyrocketing, Suppliers Face New Reckoning
Polysilicon eked out gains earlier this year and continued on a steep downtrend after a choppy session this week as buyers worried about the prospect of downstream demand weakens due to mixed signals in the downstream demand failed to show recovery in March. Many polysilicon buyers hesitated to confirm orders as they presumed that the drop of polysilicon did not reflect the drop in the downstream accordingly. Hence, as polysilicon suppliers continued to ramp up production, the lack of orders had led the stockpiles to surge. Meanwhile, due to capacity expansion led by major mono-crystalline wafer makers, the consumption of polysilicon was rather steadier. Yet following increasing pressure from market downturn, the price for high purity polysilicon was also set to dwindle further. Following the accelerated slump of polysilicon in China, polysilicon suppliers in overseas markets also stirred price reduction. Moreover, as the fiscal quarter end approaches, many polysilicon suppliers were forced to dump unsold inventories, driving the polysilicon prices to drop at larger extent this week.
ALL SYSTEMS 'GO' FOR ALL-ENERGY 2018: REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
All-Energy, the UK's largest renewable and low carbon energy exhibition and conference, and the co-located Smart Urban Mobility Solutions (SUMS 2018) will be held at Glasgow's SEC on Wednesday 2 and Thursday 3 May. Free registration for all elements of the two day event is now open at www.all-energy.co.uk for all with relevant business/professional interests.
Report: Renewable energy development will create 10 times more jobs than natural gas plant
DTE Energy could create 5,642 additional jobs by building wind, solar, energy efficiency instead of natural gas plant
Intersolar Summit USA East Spotlights Innovations Across Solar and Energy Storage in NYC
Registration now open for executives focused on building new business
opportunities in Eastern U.S.
SEIA Seeks Reversal of Ill-Advised Approach to Tariffs
Following is a statement by Abigail Ross Hopper, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) on the impact of possible steel and aluminum tariffs on the solar industry and the relationship between steel tariffs and those imposed on solar products:
EnSync Energy and Hawai'i Pacific University Announce Plans to Build Downtown Honolulu's Largest Solar Installation
Expansion to more than double solar capacity at iconic Aloha Tower Marketplace
8minutenergy Celebrates Completion of 26 Megawatt Redwood 4 Solar Farm
First project to deliver clean energy to California residents through PG&Es Solar Choice Program
ABB microgrid technology to integrate wind power in remote parts of Alaska
Innovative solution to help "Last Frontier" towns to lower costs and optimize the use of renewables for a sustainable future
IGS Energy Partners with GRID Alternatives to Extend Solar to Underserved Communities
IGS will support GRID Alternatives through a donation of $300,000 over the next three years, supporting GRIDs work to bring solar to over 1,500 families and train more than 4,000 individuals annually. In addition, IGS employees will travel to Nicaragua with GRID to participate in rural electrification projects through GRIDs International Program.
SolarWorld solar panels will power California Governor Brown's off-grid ranch
SolarWorld authorized installer undertakes system northwest of Sacramento
Europe Blows Away the Competition
The low cost of European offshore wind energy is the result of several factors, including advanced turbine technology, the availability of specialty construction vessels, concentrated supply chain expertise and consistent policy support.
Local Energy Marketplaces: An Emerging Business Model Powered by Digital
Utility companies have mastered integrating solar and wind, the main utility-scale renewables, into the power grid. Integrating distributed renewable resources--such as rooftop solar, Tesla Powerwalls, micro CHPs - is still a challenge.
ENGIE North America to Acquire SoCore Energy
Deal Will Considerably Expand ENGIEs Solar Portfolio and Team in the U.S.
altE Announces 2018 Solar Conference Puerto Rico, March 22 & 23rd
Two day solar installer conference offers technical training for off-grid, hybrid and grid-tie solar power systems to be held March 22-23rd, Hyatt Place San Juan/City Center, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Coalition for Community Solar Access and Solar Power Events Announce Community Solar Power Summit, July 18-19 2018 in Minneapolis, MN
Summit will bring together thought leaders and solution providers from across the community solar
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