By .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) - 06 July 2012, 14:10
In News, PV Modules, Power Generation, Project Focus

LG Electronics proposes 10.9MW in South Korea

LG Electronics' high-efficiency monocrystalline solar modules will provide renewable energy sources to around 4,890 homes.

LG Electronics, subsidiary of Korea Hydro and Nuclear Power has been awarded a bid to construct a 10.9MW large-scale solar power plant in Yeonggwang, South Jeolla Province.

LG Electronics said its high-efficiency monocrystalline solar modules will be able to provide renewable energy sources to around 4,890 households in the region. The company claims the plant will be able to reduce carbon emissions by up to 5,940 tons on average a year.

Preview Latest

All
News
In Depth
TV & Video
The Big Story

1. Solar Shakeout
2. Intersolar North America
3. Intersolar Conference & Exhibition 2012
4. Solar Trade War

Photovoltaics International 19th Edition

For manufacturers who had their heads in the bunker during 2012, fighting falling ASPs and eroding margins, the nineteenth edition brings you details of what lies in store for this coming year. Wright Williams & Kelly return in this issue with their popular analysis of payback on technology buys; crucially they analyze n-type wafers, Al2O3 passivation and copper metallization. SERIS shows us how to achieve 18.7% efficiencies using low-cost etching techniques on diffused wafers. We also have two important technology roundups: CIGS from Helmholtz Berlin, and PV module encapsulation techniques from Fraunhofer ISE.
Manufacturing The Solar Future: The 2013 Production Annual

In the ever-changing global solar markets, cost reduction and measures to increase cell efficiencies are the key tools available to PV manufacturers to create new opportunities and drive your business to the next level. Manufacturing the Solar Future 2013 is the third in the Photovoltaics International PV Production Annual series, delivering the next instalment of in-depth technical manufacturing information on PV production processes designed to help you gain the competitive edge.

LG Electronics proposes 10.9MW in South Korea

We Recommend

Latest in News

1. SNEC: Exclusive Report - Day One

2. Germany: EU anti-dumping duties would be ‘grave’ mistake

3. Mexico offers tantalising prospect of a dawning major market

4. Brazil inaugurates first solar-powered stadium for 2014 World Cup

5. US mediates in EU-China solar trade spat

1. Germany: EU anti-dumping duties would be ‘grave’ mistake

2. Brazil inaugurates first solar-powered stadium for 2014 World Cup

3. US mediates in EU-China solar trade spat

4. Solar Shakeout: alfasolar files for insolvency

5. PV Crystalox in talks to sell polysilicon plant

1. What’s next for PV technology in 2013?

2. PV demand in 2012 below 30GW? A sobering tonic as the industry goes to rehab

3. Is Silevo the next SunPower?

4. Top 10 PV module suppliers in 2012

5. What the Buffett factor really means for solar

1. PV-Tech Newscast – December 7, 2012

2. Exclusive Interview: How proposed trade tariffs against China are harming the PV industry

3. Power-One, ReneSola, SolarMax, Hanwha Q-Cells and Kingspan discuss new products

4. PV-Tech Newscast – December 21, 2012

5. PV-Tech Newscast – December 14, 2012

1. Solar Shakeout

2. Intersolar North America

3. Intersolar Conference & Exhibition 2012

4. Solar Trade War

PV Tech Newscast 24th May 2013 (10:05)

SNEC: Exclusive Report - Day One (01:48)

PV Tech Newscast 10th May 2013 (12:21)

Partners

Acknowledgements

Solar Media