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Banking giant Wells Fargo has invested US$100 million of tax equity financing in nine PV projects in North Carolina.

Market research firm, IHS has published its PV module supplier rankings for 2013, highlighting the continued dominance of Chinese producers but resurgence from two major Japanese firms.

Bankrupt German-based PV firm, Sunways has sold its PV inverter and BIPV businesses to Shunfeng Photovoltaic for an undisclosed sum.

Advanced thermal processing equipment supplier, BTU International has reported first quarter 2014 sales of US$11.7 million, up 6.3% compared the previous quarter.

Despite a booming domestic market, Japanese electronics giant Panasonic reported stagnant PV module system sales for financial year 2013.

Senior Moroccan officials will tour the US this June as they look to kick start the North African country’s ambitious US$12.4 billion solar plans.

US-based PV energy provider, SunEdison, has achieved financial close on a 60MW PV plant project in Kern County, California.

Egypt will invest US$1 billion in solar energy in the coming years, according to the state-run information service.

DuPont said that its DuPont Apollo amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin-film module manufacturing subsidiary’s operations would be permanently closed by the end of 2014.

North Carolina-based high-efficiency concentrated photovoltaics (CPV) manufacturer Semprius claims it has developed a new stacked solar cell that brings closer the promise of 50% conversion efficiency.