Modules

The influx of Chinese modules to Europe, EU's revised solar capacity targets and manufacturing expansion plans in the US were some of the major issues happened in Q3 2023.

As 2023 comes to an end, PV Tech is reviewing the year in solar, reflecting on some of the biggest stories and trends of the last 12 months.

CEO Jan Jacob Boom-Wichers talks about Holosolis' expansion plan, technologies and collaborations with other companies.

Aiko Solar has launched a new series of n-type all back contact (ABC) series of modules, aimed at use in utility-scale operations.

Indian solar manufacturer Waaree Energies has announced a plan to build a 3GW module manufacturing plant in Houston, Texas.

While an abundance of Chinese modules could help meet climate change targets, such a reliance could leave many countries delicately balanced.

The strength of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is dependent on other implemented policies, according to Giovanni Bertolino, head of 3Sun USA.

The head of 3Sun USA speaks with PV Tech Premium about IRA's ongoing challenges, from disparity of module capacity to high interest rates.

Countries beyond China will need to invest US$700 billion to develop their renewables production capacity, according to Rystad Energy.

Professor Martin Green expects the larger companies to survive the current pressures in the solar industry which keeps adding capacity.