India will install 4.8GW of utility-scale solar capacity in 2016, up 140% from 2GW in 2015, according to the latest market update from consultancy firm Bridge to India. During this year, the southern states of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka are expected to

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Trina Solar will serve EU markets with products made outside of its China manufacturing base. The company has pulled out of the EU-China settlement that it says is no longer a fair agreement.

The European Commission has ruled that its antidumping and antisubsidy measures will not be allowed to expire, with a review to be launched that could take up to 15 months to complete. Imports on Chinese cells however may be exempted from the measures. Currently the

Eging PV, a top 10 Chinese PV brand, is now also officially classified as Bloomberg Tier 1. The company achieves, with its mono premium all black series, unrivalled solar panel efficiencies up to 18% by using pioneering cell technology, fully automated production lines, vertical integration

A Solar said that it planned to increase ingot/wafer production for the first time in many years to 1.5GW, up 500MW from 1GW. Both solar cell and module nameplate capacity would be increased to 5GW by mid-2016, equating to both being increased by 1.4GW from

In many regions of the world, sand and fine dust cause photovoltaic power plants to experience considerable yield losses. Although the manual or automatic cleaning of modules is intended to remedy this situation, it may actually damage the solar panels’ glass surfaces. The Photovoltaik-Institut Berlin

This year, India pledged to add 100 GW of PV capacity by 2022 under its National Solar Mission. On the first day of the climate talks in Paris, Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi said that 4 GW has already been installed to date, while next

The German inverter manufacturer expects to generate EUR 200 million in revenue in 2015, almost double the figure achieved in 2014; company expects turnover to reach EUR 250 million next year.  Read more

The European Commission (EC) has confirmed the removal of Chint Solar and Sunny Energy for the minimum price undertaking (MIP). The German subsidiary of Chint Solar, Astronergy, reports that its activities are not affected by the decision. Read more