SMA Solar inverter sales and income mirrors ‘declining’ residential, C&I markets
SMA Solar posted preliminary net losses of €117.7 million (US$126 million) in 2024—down from €225.7 million in income last year...
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Will Norman
12:23
US solar ‘dramatically underprepared’ for hail threat – VDE Americas
Damaging hailstorms can occur frequently across states like Texas and Illinois which have become major utility-scale solar markets...
Will Norman
07:21
Wacker cites ‘excess capacity in China’ for 2024 profit slump
In its preliminary Q4 and full-year 2024 financial results, Wacker expects its polysilicon earnings to contract by 39%...
Will Norman
11:19
US attorneys urge leaders to safeguard IRA ahead of Trump inauguration
The letter said the IRA has brought “significant investments in the health of our economy" and US$500 billion in manufacturing
Will Norman
10:28
Ukrainian businesses drove 850MW of new PV capacity in 2024
Despite the attacks on the country’s energy infrastructure and the ongoing war with Russia, Vladyslav Sokolovskyi, chairman of the board
Will Norman
01:21
LS Power acquires Algonquin Power’s renewable energy business
With the close of this deal, LS Power takes ownership of 44 solar PV and wind projects across North America...
Will Norman
01:20
Two Trinasolar factories in China certified by SSI in industry first
Trinasolar has become the first company to achieve certification under the Solar Stewardship Initiative (SSI) ESG Standard...
Will Norman
05:21
Northleaf sells 494MW Spanish PV site to China Three Gorges Corporation
The plant, located in the Murcia region of Spain, is one of Europe’s “largest” operational solar PV installations...
Will Norman
01:21
The PV Review, Q1 2024: Europe in crisis, First Solar on the march, the ‘downturn’ strikes
In the final days of 2024, PV Tech is looking back at the stories that dominated the headlines in each
Will Norman
01:30
ESMC outlines recommendations to support Europe’s solar manufacturing
A paper published by the ESMC Working Group praises the NZIA but says there are gaps which need to be
