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Ascent Solar to Introduce WaveSol Series Exclusively for its BIPV-BAPV Segment

The new WaveSol WSLB 3200-190 is a flexible CIGS module of 5.0 m x 0.6 m size with capability to produce up to 320 W, voltage up to 190 V and 50 W/kg specific power.

13 Sep 2010

Sandusky County Planning to Go Green with Solar Power Installation

The Toledo based companies have submitted a proposal to cover the parking lot area of 260 feet x 50 feet located at 2020 Countryside Drive with solar panels capable of producing around 67 kW solar power.

13 Sep 2010

Salt Palace Convention Center to be Covered with Roof-Top Solar Panels

The rooftop set up planned for the Salt Palace Convention Center is designed to produce 2.6 MW clean power to meet nearly 25% power requirement of the convention center.

13 Sep 2010

Imec Unveils Large Area Crystalline Silicon Solar Cells with Improved Efficiency

The company achieved increased efficiency on the large area cells of148 cm x 2 cm size and a thickness of 170µm by incorporating power optimizing techniques such as improving the surface texturization of solar cells, backside passivation, laser cutting and use of Ag screen-printed contacts or coated Cu contacts on electrodes.

13 Sep 2010

Feed-in-Tariffs Encourage Photovoltaic Solar Panel Installations

Most of the countries that use renewable energy sources have formulated the feed-in-tariff procedures to help installation of photovoltaic solar panels at home, and at business locations.

13 Sep 2010

Solar Panels to be Installed by Morton Solar at Richardsville Elementary School

Morton Solar & Wind, LLC has commenced installing rooftop solar panels in Richardsville Elementary School.

13 Sep 2010

Azure Power to Enhance Solar Power Capacity

Azure Power intends to construct approximately 100 MW of solar energy capacity during the coming three to five years.

13 Sep 2010

JinkoSolar Clears PV Module Tests of California Energy Commission

JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd., a China-based solar product manufacturer, has mentioned that the company’s solar modules namely JKMXXXM-72 (XXX=175-185W), JKMXXXP-60 (220-240W) and JKMXXXM-60 (220-240W) go on to comply with the CEC’s (California Energy Commission) requirements.

13 Sep 2010