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Between Northland and Nomura seeing like $100 or so, why would someone sell at 26.20 today? Where is this discomfort coming from? Is investment in solar made by day traders, gamblers and bunch of fundamental geeks, with most people being just clowns?
Clowns is my guess. Be patient, just coiling before next big move north.
It appears that METI considers fewer costs for power producers receiving FiT when it comes to grid costs/upgrades etc. Currently those costs are covered in full by power producers under FiT regime. Sounds good for Canadian, more savings.
Seems like negative output from Japan in case of those two companies.
http://www.pv-tech.o...ts_their_necess
Norwegian company actually discontinued all its projects in Japan
The cream rises to the top. I bet CSIQ is going to snatch up as many of these projects as possible.
Too bad that Australia RET is a mess due to conservative coal heads. Apparently demand for utility power is not as high by 2020, so the targets need to be reduced. Contributing factor people putting solar on own roofs. I guess you cannot have it both ways. Australia uses too much coal as is.
Too bad that Australia RET is a mess due to conservative coal heads. Apparently demand for utility power is not as high by 2020, so the targets need to be reduced. Contributing factor people putting solar on own roofs. I guess you cannot have it both ways. Australia uses too much coal as is.
We'll just have to wait it out until Australia realizes that if you have both ample non-renewable and ample renewable energy resources it is still better to harvest the renewable ones. As with the middle east the smart thing would be to use the less portable renewable resources (like sunshine) at home and export the more portable but non-renewable energy resources (like fossil fuels) for more profits. You can't ship sunshine around the world, but you can eat the sunshine cake and keep it at home.
