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400MW Chinese modules exported to Japan in Q4 2012; JA Solar sees a huge leap

Waseem Mar 8th, 2013 0 Comment

According to China-based Solarzoom, nearly 400MW of Chinese modules were exported to the Japanese domestic market in the fourth quarter of 2012. In the list of top sales for the whole ... Continue Reading →

With Chronic Power Shortages and 400 Million without Power, India Losing Sight of Big Picture with Solar Anti-Dumping Case

Waseem Mar 7th, 2013 0 Comment

Before examining the reasons surrounding India’s solar manufacturing anti-dumping investigation, one overarching point must be made clear: India needs power. It is estimated that ... Continue Reading →

WINAICO opens new office in Japan

aeg-admin Mar 6th, 2013 0 Comment

On February 25, 2013, Win Win Precision Technology Co. Ltd. subsidiary WINAICO said it has opened its office in Tokyo, Japan. The company has appointed Loftur Thorarinsson as representative ... Continue Reading →

Suntech install 3.5 MW PV system in Saudi Arabia

aeg-admin Jan 31st, 2013 0 Comment

WUXI,China,Jan. 31, 2013/PRNewswire/ –Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd.(NYSE: STP), one of the world’s largest solar companies, announced the completion of the largest ground ... Continue Reading →

Welspun Energy receives Asian Power Award for 15-MW Anjar PV plant

aeg-admin Oct 23rd, 2012 0 Comment

Welspun Energy Ltd. on Oct. 17 said it has received the prestigious Asian Power Award. The award recognizes Welspun Energy as one of the most innovative power producers in Asia for ... Continue Reading →