Thin Film PV
Traditional PV has already reached grid parity in a growing number of places worldwide. Does this mean thin film could be cost-competitive with traditional energy sources, too?
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Thin Film Intelligence Brief 4 – 17 January 2012
Abound and Solaris commission first CdTe project in Andhra Pradesh Companies mentioned: Abound Solar, Solaris, IREDA, AQT Solar, Moser Baer, and Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM)
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TFG Radiant Increases Ownership in Ascent Solar
Ascent Solar Technologies a developer of flexible CIGS solar panels, announced today that TFG Radiant Investment Group, Ltd. (TFG Radiant), is poised to increase its ownership interest in the Thornton, Colorado based solar panel manufacturer.
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C-Si and the Chinese Market
Recent webinar shows experts opinions. A global recession may play a significant part in the big player drop-outs within Thin Film, but the real fear is derived from the ever decreasing price of C-Si and the state of the Chinese market resulting overcapacity in the European market.
Intelligence Brief
Thin Film Intelligence Brief 4 – 17 January 2012
Abound and Solaris commission first CdTe project in Andhra Pradesh Companies mentioned: Abound Solar, Solaris, IREDA, AQT Solar, Moser Baer, and...
Thin Film Intelligence Brief 21 Dec. – 3 January...
Spain’s T-Solar raises $145m for Peru projects Companies mentioned: T-Solar, OPIC, Quantum Solar Power, NREL, ENN Solar Energy, Edgeboro Landfill,...
Thin Film Intelligence Brief 7 – 20 December 2011
India seeks 15 % tariff on thin film imports Companies mentioned include: First Solar, SunTech Power, Mid American Energy, Topaz Solar Farm,...
Industry Insight
Global location: where thin film makes financial...
Traditional PV has already reached grid parity in a growing number of places worldwide. Does this mean thin film could be cost-competitive with...
Accreditation in CPV and thin film: why the stamp...
Getting the seal of approval from one of PV’s two main accreditation bodies is critical if CPV and thin film developers want to provide reassurance...
Make or break time for CIGS
The newest and best thin film technology is losing market share because traditional crystalline and silicon cells are freefalling in price. Does the...
Executive viewpoint
Rachel Sheinbein, CMEA Capital: We are always on...
Rachel Sheinbein, Principal CMEA Capital, chats with PV Insider on thin film market prospects for investors, some of the best pitches she has come...
Jean-Noel Poirier, Global Solar Energy: "...
Jean-Noel Poirier, Senior Vice President of Marketing & Business Development and Chief Sales Officer at Global Solar Energy, chats with PV-...
Thomas Skovbjerg, Climate Change Capital: Another...
Thomas Skovbjerg, a Director in the Climate Change Capital Private Equity Fund, chats to us about the market drivers behind its latest solar...
Press releases
TFG Radiant Increases Ownership in Ascent Solar
Ascent Solar Technologies a developer of flexible CIGS solar panels, announced today that TFG Radiant Investment Group, Ltd. (TFG Radiant), is poised...
C-Si and the Chinese Market
Recent webinar shows experts opinions. A global recession may play a significant part in the big player drop-outs within Thin Film, but the real fear...
Thin Film Module Manufacturers Directory 2011-...
Researchers at PV Insider have completed work on the Thin Film Module Manufacturers Directory 2011-2012, as part of the launch of the 4th Annual Thin...
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Featured Articles
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Global location: where thin film makes financial sense
Traditional PV has already reached grid parity in a growing number of places worldwide. Does this mean thin film could be cost-competitive with traditional energy sources, too?
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Accreditation in CPV and thin film: why the stamp matters
Getting the seal of approval from one of PV’s two main accreditation bodies is critical if CPV and thin film developers want to provide reassurance to investors.
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Make or break time for CIGS
The newest and best thin film technology is losing market share because traditional crystalline and silicon cells are freefalling in price. Does the latest technology have a chance in the current price driven solar sector?
