Author: Tony Cheu

Details of Solar Tariff Moves at US, Turkey And South Africa

October has started on a protectionist note for the solar sector, with news of solar tariffs being imposed on imports by three key markets, with the most significant of course being the US market. Helping these moves is of course the slump in Chinese solar manufacturing prices. themselves a result of overcapacity. That has made […]

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Volue Set To Build Trading Platform For RE Operators

Volue, a Norwegian technology company headquartered in Oslo, recently launched its new Position Closer solution’s SaaS model for the energy market. Volue Position Closer is a software module launched, as part of the new ‘Volue Green Empower Ecosystem’. Over the next 18 months and beyond, Volue plans to expand this ecosystem with several new modules, […]

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LONGi Revenues Down 40% In H1 2024, Losses Climb To $760 Million

LONGi Green Energy, one of the largest integrated solar manufacturers , has reported its H1 results. The results reflect the weakness in prices seen during the year, with the firm slipping into significant loses on a reduced turnover. All this, despite LONGi reporting shipment of over 78 GW of wafer, cells and modules. LONGi reported  […]

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Chinese Provinces Seek To Build EV Momentum With Higher Incentives

China, which has built the most formidable Electric vehicle ecosystem under the very noses of global competitors over the past 15 years, is in no mood to let the advantage slip. Electric car sales, which are expected to keep rising and top 17 million units in 2024, accounting for over 20% of cars sold worldwide. […]

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UK Announces 9.6 GW of Renewable Awards In Sixth CfD Auction

The much awaited renewable awards with contract for difference have been announced finally. The results were awaited eagerly following the abject failure of the last offer, and was considered particularly vital for the offshore wind industry after a string of bad news, including cancellation of awarded projects elsewhere in Europe. With £1.56 billion allocated to […]

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Chinese Module Makers Push Across New Frontiers In Search For New Markets

Hemmed in by domestic overcapacity and trade walls coming up in traditional export markets like the US, Europe and India, Chinese module makers have made an unprecedented push to take solar to newer markets. It remains to be seen if these new markets offer the dame reward and returns equation for these suppliers. Be it […]

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Spain Picks South Korea’s H2 Inc For Largest Vanadium Flow Battery Project

South Korean energy storage firm H2, Inc. will deploy a 1.1MW/8.8MWh vanadium flow battery (VFB) system in Spain. This is the largest VFB project in Spain. The project to be commissioned by Spain government’s energy research institute, CIUDEN, is a Public Foundation for energy research depending on Spanish Ministry for Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge, aims to deploy a […]

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Google in 1.5 GW Pact With Energix For Renewable Power, Credits

Energix Renewables, a leader in the U.S. renewable energy sector and part of the Energix Group, has  announced the signing of a strategic long-term agreement with Google. The agreement will initially cover 1.5GWp of solar project development until 2030. Future expansion options will include, Energix supplying electricity and Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) generated from its […]

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226 GW Of Module Shipments By Chinese Majors In H1 Of 2024

Taiwan based consulting and research firm Infolink has released its ranking report for H1 of 2024. According to Infolink, the top 10 Chinese module manufacturers shipped around 226 GW of modules in the first half of this year, up 40% YoY. However, the annual growth rate has begun to narrow and the rapid growth momentum […]

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