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Robert Dydo

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

Shipments to the EU Shrink under Fear of Deposits

Published in SPVI NEWS
Tuesday, 18 September 2012 18:00
Shipments from China to the European Union are tumbling down in fear of potential deposits required at the port of entry ...

Yingli Green Energy Hosts Annual Global Investor Day

Published in SPVI NEWS
Tuesday, 11 September 2012 18:00
China's 40GW target for 2015 confirmed in the company's presentation ...

Taiwanese Solar Industry at a Crossroads

Published in SPVI NEWS
Sunday, 09 September 2012 18:00
Initially, US levies steered buyers to Taiwan, yet as time goes on, module assembly companies will continue to look for their own resolutions to find cost benefit ...
Nexolon Aspires to Global Leadership in the Aftermath of the Industry Shakeup
We had a chance to conduct a conversation with Mr. Je-Hyun Yoon, Nexolon’s CEO, and Mr. Tae-Jin Chung, Head of IR, on the company’s technological advances and recent developments in the US. ...

Yingli Ships Most Modules but Cost Efficiencies Slip in Q2

Published in SPVI NEWS
Wednesday, 29 August 2012 18:00
Despite Yingli’s costs lagging this quarter, the company is still the most recognizable name in the industry and will remain there for years to come ...

Low Margins Hold Grip on ReneSola

Published in SPVI NEWS
Sunday, 26 August 2012 18:00
When using the 344MW of shipments sold at $0.31 per watt, and allocating costs to wafer while eliminating provision, overall margin versus ASP was close to zero. ...

Jinko Ships More Modules in Q2, Increases Gross Margins

Published in SPVI NEWS
Thursday, 23 August 2012 23:34
Jinko experienced strong sales in Germany and Italy, with the German market reaching a record 120MW in shipments. ...
Today’s release has confirmed all the warnings, but solar investors should not walk away from those results with feeling of complete failure ...
Things did not turn out that exciting after all for Canadian Solar investors, and unfortunately for the majority of the US-listed Chinese companies, the Canadian example tells us that things are bad and will be bad for a while ...

South Korean Solar Duo Takes on the US Market

Published in SPVI NEWS
Thursday, 09 August 2012 18:00
While the Chinese are regrouping or retreating in the sound of cheers from CASM, as predicted, other Asian companies are moving in to fill the void ...