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• 1. Warning of ‘dangerous’ public backlash against solar in Japan

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• 1. Warning of ‘dangerous’ public backlash against solar in Japan

• 2. Solar tipped to be big winner from US$50 billion BRICS bank

• 3. US adds further heavy duties to solar panels made in China; Taiwan hit hard

• 4. India reveals rules for 1,500MW next phase of solar mission

• 5. Pakistan solar industry faces ‘total collapse’ if shock solar tax continues

• 1. Top 10 PV module suppliers in 2013

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• 1. Interview with Dr Zhao Wei, Sungrow

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• 3. Solar Leaders Interview: Lior Handelsman, Solar Edge

• 4. Interview with Claas Denkmann, Renesola

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  Photovoltaics International 24th Edition

  Signs earlier in the year of the global industry entering a growth phase have now been confirmed beyond any doubt. Almost all the big-name suppliers have now announced some form of manufacturing capacity expansion, a trend that analysts agree will only gather pace as long as the levels of demand predicted over the next few years turn out to be correct.

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  Manufacturing The Solar Future: The 2014 Production Annual

  Although the past few years have proved extremely testing for PV equipment manufacturers, falling module prices have driven solar end-market demand to previously unseen levels. That demand is now starting to be felt by manufacturers, to the extent that leading companies are starting to talk about serious capacity expansions later this year and into 2015. This means that the next 12 months will be a critical period if companies throughout the supply chain are to take full advantage of the PV industry’s next growth phase.

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