Features

Features, Product Reviews
July 29, 2015
By Mark Osborne
Mounting systems manufacturer Renusol has extended its MetaSole mounting solution to include the new MS+ Portrait, which is capable of fixing photovoltaic modules to roofs in portrait orientation.
Features, Product Reviews
July 27, 2015
By Mark Osborne
The software provider TabTool and the photovoltaic plant manager greentech have developed an innovative mobile solution for maintenance, inspection and repair management for PV systems.
Features, Guest Blog
July 23, 2015
By Alexander Lagaaij
Last week the UN hosted the first of three crucially important global development conferences this year, culminating in the COP21 climate change talks in December. Reporting on the event, Alexander Lagaaij saw evidence of an appetite for cooperation, but still no high-level understanding of the potential of solar energy to put the world on a more sustainable path.
Features, Guest Blog
July 15, 2015
By Dr. Joris Libal & Dr. Radovan Kopecek, ISC Konstanz
PV technologists often face the question of what the next-generation solar cell work-horse will look like. Radovan Kopecek and Joris Libal of ISC Konstanz offer some answers.
Features, Guest Blog
July 8, 2015
By Matthias Grossmann
PV's continued growth worldwide is creating fresh opportunities for investment in new and enlarged production facilities. But as Matthias Grossman writes, the costs and risks associated with entering new markets mean caution is required by investors.
Features, Guest Blog
July 6, 2015
By Silke Krawietz
As Europe seeks ways to impove the energy efficiency of its building stock, a key contributor to carbon emissions, building-integrated photovoltaics technology could offer some answers, writes Silke Krawietz.
Editors' Blog, Features
July 1, 2015
By Mark Osborne
Recent reports of tigthening supply and falling polysilicon prices indicate that PV module manufacturers could be entering a period of improved profitability not seen for the last three years, writes Mark Osborne.
Editors' Blog, Features
June 29, 2015
By Tom Kenning
Solar energy now accounts for 1% of all global electricity demand but the next 1% will come much sooner. Tom Kenning investigates just how much quicker.
Editors' Blog, Features
June 24, 2015
By Ben Willis
As the COP21 climate talks in Paris draw closer, solar and coal are emerging as symbols of two very different energy futures, writes Ben Willis.
Features, Guest Blog
June 22, 2015
By Laura E. Stern
As the political horse-trading over the future of the US solar investment tax credit gathers momentum, Laura Stern gives three good reasons why Congress should extend it.

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