Taiwan-based Gintech Energy Corporationannounced an exclusive PV module supply agreement with MPRIME, a channel subsidiary of the European PV integrator Martifer Solar. In 2016, Gintech will deliver 200MW of PV modules...  more

Trina Solar has restructured its management teams in Europe and Africa to prepare for its growth plans in these regions. Following the resignation of Mr. Ben Hill, formerly President of Trina Solar Europe, the company has appointe...  more

To meet strong demand in the Netherlands’ residential rooftop solar market, Solar Frontier signed to deliver 2MW of CIS modules to Home-NRG in addition to the pre-delivered 8MW modules. The CIS modules will be utilized for 9...  more

The EU has decided to impose anti-dumping and countervailing duties (AD and CVD) on China-imported solar glass in early August. While the European Commission announced the new AD rates that double the level up to 75.4%...  more

Martifer Solar has completed the construction and connection of a 738.45 kWp PV system on the rooftop of the Decathlon building in Evere, Belgium for the company Orka NV. Martifer Solar offered EPC services for the rooftop array a...  more

Together with Hanwha Q CELLS and other partners, the ISM Group ceremoniously started up one of the largest solar power plants in the Bitterfeld Region on June 19, 2015. The "Alte Kaserne Bitterfeld-Wolfen" photovoltaic f...  more

Canadian Solar, ReneSola and ET Solar have been officially removed from the Minimum Import Price (MIP) agreement signed between the EU and China. The withdrawal means that the three companies will be imposed on an approximately 4...  more

Solar Power, Inc. (SPI), through a wholly-owned subsidiary, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire certain assets of Energiebau Solar Power GmbH (Energiebau), named the "Top PV Wholesale Supplier" for 2012, 2...  more

The European Commission published a decision to initiate a new phase of investigation into its Minimum Import Price (MIP) agreement with China. EU ProSun, led by SolarWorld, claimed the price is unsuitable due to sources of the sp...  more

The Minimum Import Price (MIP) agreement set by EU and Chinese solar products could be extended because EU ProSun will request a review of the existing tariffs and is confident of its evidence. The current measure will be expired ...  more