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Is It Time for a Shift in Focus?
Solar photovoltaic companies are shifting from focus on market share growth to profitability in 2012.
World’s Most Efficient Polycrystalline Module Is Dutch
The Dutch company Solland Solar produces modules with the highest efficiency of 16.00%.
The Time for Solar Energy Culture Is Now
Paolo Pietrogrande, Chairman of Element Power Solar, has served in various positions involved in energy throughout 30-year career. He is pretty confident that solar both hardware and software are mature and coming available. The guru in energy field has underscored the need to ac...
Signs of the Solar Shakeout within CIGS
Solar Frontier looks strong, while Nanosolar struggles.
Evolution of Europe’s Future Energy Mix and PV’s Role in It
Renewable energy sources, including PV, will be essential to achieving Europe’s important goals of reducing greenhouse gases and guaranteeing the security of a safe and local energy supply. Encouraging PV development will also play a major role in the EU effort to create a smart,...
PV in the UK: Is This the End of the Road?
It has been a turbulent time for the U.K. PV industry thus far. At the time of writing, the industry is going through an unprecedented period of transition that could potentially see the growth and profitability of the past 18 months derailed. I prefer to deal in facts, figures a...
Utilizing Solar Power in the Application of Video Surveillance
MicroPower Technologies, a creator of the power-efficient, totally wireless video camera technology, is now showcasing its wireless solar IP cameras.
Chinese Tier 2 PV Module Utilization Fell to Record Low in Q4’11
The average production capacity utilization rate of Chinese Tier 2 crystalline PV module manufacturers fell to just 35% in Q4’11 according to the latest quarterly report from IMS Research and is forecast to fall even lower in Q1’12.
Conglomerates Continue to Prove a Bright Spot for Solar
Conglomerates are driving growth in both emerging and established solar markets.
Global Nuclear Generation Capacity Falls
New analysis indicates countries are turning to other energy sources as a result of high costs, low demand, and recent disasters.
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