Robert Dydo
Robert is the founder and CEO of SolarPVInvestor. His career spans more than 20 years in supply chain, managing and planning operations for distribution centers. An ardent private investor, Robert found his niche in contesting misinformation about solar in general, and the Chinese solar industry in particular, while using his finance education matched with a lifelong ardor for the stock market
Q3 Profit Check for US-listed Chinese Solar Companies
Published in SPVI NEWS
Sunday, 27 October 2013 14:47
As a result, tier ones are selling off full capacities once again. There is no risk of guidance being missed, but there is a possibility of guidance increases. ...
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REC Solar Counts on Innovation, not Protectionism to Lead Solar Energy Evolution
Published in SPVI NEWS
Sunday, 05 August 2012 18:00
SolarPVInvestor presents an exclusive interview with Mr Luc Graré, Senior Vice President Sales and Marketing, Cells & Modules, REC Solar, about the company and the solar industry. ...
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New Solar Investment Template Includes Canadian Solar
Published in SPVI NEWS
Wednesday, 11 September 2013 00:56
The market has become quite passionate, lifting share prices across the board, but the old solar investment template could be in need of adjustment ...
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JinkoSolar return to profitability sets the tone for the industry’s comeback ...
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The EU Minimum Price Benefits Chinese Solar Companies
Published in SPVI NEWS
Sunday, 04 August 2013 11:03
The amendment makes into a law an arrangement of the minimum price undertaking and quantity limit removing the measure of punitive tariffs, otherwise to be applied on August 6th ...
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In the U.S., the company recently announced that it has completed construction on two utility-scale solar power projects in North Carolina ...
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Investor Guide to Reuters Story on Canadian Solar
Published in SPVI NEWS
Wednesday, 10 July 2013 00:23
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In light of the provisional tariffs implemented into a law on June 6th, the company’s statement of only 10% shipments to EU in the second half of the year makes Hanwha SolarOne well prepared to evade impact from potentially higher tariffs in August ...
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Q2 Profitability Check for US-listed Solar Companies
Published in SPVI NEWS
Thursday, 27 June 2013 07:53
The closest to meet this objective is Canadian Solar, and only if the solar plant sales are recognized, something considered to be certain for Q3 results ...
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On a positive note, tariffs in the EU created a clear direction for the ASP increase upon any type of agreement ...
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