JP Casey

This week, module manufacturers around the world have announced new manufacturing facilities, and new records for their modules.

Voltalia has published its financial results for the third quarter of this year, which include a turnover of €126.2 million.

Trina Solar has signed an agreement with the MPower Group to supply modules and trackers for the latter’s 200MW solar portfolio in Australia.

Nextracker has published its financial results for the third quarter of the year, headlined by revenue of US$573 million.

The New York state government has awarded permits to 6.4GW of new clean energy projects in the state, 1.5GW of which will be in solar plants.

PV Tech Premium speaks to Gautam Solar, about its plans to double its module manufacturing capacity to 2GW by the end of this year.

Legislators in Texas face a balancing act when considering grid reliability and the ratio of different methods to generate power.

Clearway Energy has started commercial operations at its Daggett solar-plus-storage facility in the US state of California.

JinkoSolar has agreed to supply 3.8GW of its n-type panels to energy company ACWA Power for use at two solar projects in Saudi Arabia.

Qcells has completed expansion work at its module manufacturing facility in Dalton, bringing the total capacity of the facility to 5.1GW.