solar digest for the latest solar industry news Norwegian Crystals, the solar company based in Norway, which produces high-quality ingots and wafers, is now making available its own premium “Noor” 280 Wp mono-crystalline all-black solar modules through distribution partners in the UK.
BISOL’s new high-powered 285 Wp PV module is introduced to the market to meet the demand of residential home owners for more power on size-restricted roof surfaces.
aleo solar GmbH will be unveiling its new 300 watt high-power module boasting improved weak light behaviour at the Solar Energy UK exhibition, taking place in Birmingham from 14th to 16th October 2014.
Vikram Solar has successfully completed the OST factory and product audit, and is now considered by investors and banks alike as a confirmed partner for PV projects in the UK.
Trina Solar has announced that its State Key Laboratory of PV Science and Technology has developed a new high-efficiency Honey Ultra solar module.
Trina Solar has announced that all solar PV cells produced by the Company have achieved anti-PID (Potential-Induced Degradation) ability following the optimization of the Company's manufacturing technology.
Viridian Solar announces the launch of a new range of higher power Clearline PV photovoltaic solar panels. The use of higher performance cells has improved the power output and for the largest panel format (the PV30 at 3 square metres) this takes the rating to 500Wp per panel.
BISOL group has introduced a new range of colour combinations of BISOL Spectrum PV modules for listed buildings and conservation areas.
Hanwha SolarOne Co. Ltd, a top-10 photovoltaic manufacturer of high-quality solar modules, has announced the global launch of its new generation modules — the HSL Series.
Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. will introduce a new generation of their successful 72-cell module for commercial and utility-scale electricity generation in Europe.