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Please find below the top 10 most-read articles of November 2019 on SolarPV Expert. Please follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter and subscribe to our website and receive notifications of new posts by email.

 

JinkoSolar to Expand Mono Wafer Production Capacity to 18 GW with Added 5 GW Capacity to Sichuan Production Facility

JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. (“JinkoSolar” or the “Company”) (NYSE: JKS), one of the largest and most innovative solar module manufacturers in the world, today announced it is expanding its high-efficiency mono wafer production capacity at its production facility in Leshan, Sichuan Province, with an additional 5GW. Read more

 

Canadian Solar to Partner with Korea Electric Power Corporation and Sprott Korea to Build 370 Megawatt Mexico Solar Portfolio

Canadian Solar Inc. (the “Company”, or “Canadian Solar”) (NASDAQ: CSIQ), one of the world’s largest solar power companies, today announced that it has sold 49% interest in three solar photovoltaic projects in Mexico totaling 370 MWp (294 MWac) to Korea Electric Power Corporation (“KEPCO”), South Korea’s largest electric utility, and Sprott Korea, a leading fund manager (“Sprott”). KEPCO and Sprott acquired the interests in the Horus (119MWp),  Read more 

 

GCL System Integration and Powin Energy to Announce Joint Venture to Deliver Energy Storage Solution

GCL System Integration (GCL SI) and Powin Energy (Powin), today announced a joint venture, branded as G-Powin Energy Solution, to expand their energy storage business in the Asia-Pacific region. Read more

 

GCL-SI to Supply 150 MW Solar Modules for the Largest Solar Project in Europe

GCLSI, a world-leading one-stop intelligent and integrated energy system provider, is scheduled to deliver 72 polycrystalline products with three varying grades of power to the Nuñez de Balboa project in December. Read more

 

Oxford PV to continue to prepare for volume manufacturing

Oxford PV^TM – The Perovskite Company^TM, the leader in the field of perovskite solar cells, announced it has placed an order with Meyer Burger for perovskite top cell production equipment. Read more

 

KACO to launch innovative silicon carbide semiconductors based inverters

KACO new energy has added five new string inverters to its product range. With outputs between 87 and 150 kilowatts, they are suitable for PV systems on commercial and industrial roofs as well as for ground-mounted solar parks. All new inverters use innovative semiconductor components made of silicon carbide and 1,500 Volt technology. The market launch takes place internationally. Read more

 

‘Messy’ production of perovskite material increases solar cell efficiency

Scientists at the University of Cambridge studying perovskite materials for next-generation solar cells and flexible LEDs have discovered that they can be more efficient when their chemical compositions are less ordered, vastly simplifying production processes and lowering cost. Read more

 

Meyer Burger to give update on major contract for its heterojunction core equipment

Meyer Burger Technology Ltd (SIX Swiss Exchange: MBTN) announced that it had signed an important framework contract with a solar cell manufacturing start-up company in North America for its heterojunction (HJT) core equipment. The contract volume is expected to reach around CHF 100 million and is subject to the customer successfully concluding a financing round. Read more

 

Meyer Burger to give update on major contract for its heterojunction core equipment

JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. (“JinkoSolar” or the “Company”) (NYSE: JKS), one of the largest and most innovative solar module manufacturers in the world, today announced that it has been recognized as a China National Manufacturing Champion. Read more

 

Scratching the surface of perovskites: Defects in next generation solar devices

Professor Yabing Qi and his team in the Energy Materials and Surface Sciences Unit at OIST, in collaboration with researchers at the University of Pittsburgh, USA, have, for the first time, characterized the structural defects that prompt the movement of ions, destabilizing the perovskite materials. The researchers’ findings, published in ACS Nano, may inform future engineering approaches to optimize perovskite solar cells. Read more

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