10.86 MW Solar Farm was fully realized without any incentives
German-headquartered PV specialist breaks barrier frustrating solar project developers for more than 20 years
93% volume reduction of site soil movement was achieved

Out of some 400 enterprises in China in 2011/2012, we identified around 160 with significant levels of capacity remaining active

Faced with all those factors, activities on balance sheets see more debt increases. Thankfully, the majority of the quarterly losses had limited cash-draining impacts

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

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

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

As a peer group, the debt level increased by $150M and the combined debt level stands at $19B

On Friday, June 28^th, Schott Solar issued a release about withdrawing from module c-Si production, following a similar move in January, when the company had stopped wafer and cell production activities. 

A month after the anti-dumping ruling, module prices in the U.S. are falling. What is the cause?

In Q4, 18 leading companies added $1.9B in debt, while increasing cash accounts by $600M