solar PV module

India’s Incentives for Building PV Supply Chain Have Attracted US$3 Billion in Investments from 15 Companies

published 2020 年 12 月 29 日 18:30
Foreign media outlets have reported that 15 companies working in the solar PV industry are planning to collectively invest US$3 billion to build production facilities in India. These companies include wafer manufacturer 1366 Technologies and PV module manufacturer First Solar, both of which are based in the US. An anonymous source inside the Indian government revealed that the proposed investment plan involves 10GW of production capacity for wafers, 20GW of production capacity for PV cells, and 20GW of production capacity for PV modules. ...  more

Size of Main Products of Module Head Enterprises

published 2020 年 12 月 01 日 17:55
Leading first-line integrated manufacturers such as Longji, Jinko, JA and others mainly promote M6 and M10 size products that are highly compatible with existing production line. Trina Solar and Tier2 module companies such as Rise...  more

PV Evolution Labs Issues New PV Module Rankings Based on Independent Test Results

published 2020 年 05 月 30 日 10:00
The 2020 PV Module Reliability Scorecard highlights major advancements in PV module technology while noting concerning safety and performance failures.  The report reveals eight new Top Performers compared to the 2019 Scorecard.  However, it also shows that some manufacturers overlooked minimum safety and quality controls in the rush to bring innovative PV cell and module technologies to market. ...  more

Risen Energy ships first batch of 500W modules

published 2020 年 05 月 09 日 12:00
April 30 was an important and busy day for Risen Energy at its Ninghai Headquarters in Zhejiang province. After careful preparation and packaging, the company's first batch of 500W modules was shipped and on their way before the s...  more

Turkey Now Calculates Import Duty on PV Modules by Weight to Further Boost Domestic Solar Industry

published 2020 年 05 月 07 日 21:00
Tariffs are a common method employed by governments worldwide to protect their domestic industries. Imported goods are taxed at fixed or variable rates when being processed at customs so that their prices are higher compared with the same kinds of domestic goods. Different tariff schedules, each containing a list of taxable items, have different formulas for calculating import duties. Ultimately, the goal is to make imports too costly for domestic consumers. ...  more