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| November
19, 2009 |
China |
Shenzhen,
China: DuPont Apollo Opens Thin Film PV Production Facility.
DuPont Apollo has opened its silicon based thin-film PV module
manufacturing facility in China. The 538,000 sq. ft. manufacturing
facility will have an annual capacity of up to 50 MW.
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| November
17, 2009 |
Japan |
Tokyo,
Japan: Sanyo Sets Out Manufacturing Capacity Plans.
Sanyo Electric has completed its third factory building (Bldg.
C) of Nishikinohama Factory (Kaizuka City, Osaka), already the
"mother factory" for SANYO’s photovoltaic system business.
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| October
22, 2009 |
Malaysia |
Charlotte,
NC, USA: Q-Cells Selects Camstar For New Malaysian Mega-Factory.
Q-Cells
SE has selected Camstar’s SolarSuite™, configured for the Solar
industry on the Camstar Enterprise Platform, to drive down cost
per watt through improved process quality and cell efficiency.
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| October
8, 2009 |
India |
Hyderabad,
India: KSK Surya Photovoltaic Venture to Build 150MW Thin Film
Manufacturing Plant. KSK Surya Photovoltaic
Venture, Private Limited (KSK), a subsidiary of KSK Power Ventur
plc, a leading independent power provider in India, has signed
a contract with Applied Materials, Inc. to purchase two Applied
SunFab™ Thin Film Lines.
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| September
25, 2009 |
Taiwan |
Kuanyin
Township, Taiwan: Green Energy Technology Expands Capacity in
Taiwan and China. The
Board of Taiwan-based solar wafer company Green Energy Technology
(GET) has approved a plan to expand its production capacity.
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| September
15, 2009 |
China |
Shanghai,
China: JA Solar Developing Next Generation Solar Cells with Innovalight.
JA Solar is working to commercialize a new generation of high-performance
solar products using silicon ink technology from Innovalight,
Inc.
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| September
15, 2009 |
United
Statess/China |
Charlotte,
NC, USA: Canadian Solar Selects Camstar to Improve Product Efficiency.
Camstar Systems announced today that Canadian Solar has selected
Camstar’s SolarSuite™, configured for the Solar industry on the
Camstar Enterprise Platform, to help reduce cell and panel cost
per watt.
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| September
11, 2009 |
United
States |
Lehigh Valley,
PA, USA: Air Products India JV Signs Two Photovoltaic Contracts.
Air Products this week announced its joint venture in India,
INOX Air Products Ltd., has recently signed two new contracts
with leading Indian photovoltaic manufacturers for the company's
SunSource Solutions gases and materials to support the burgeoning
India PV market.
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| August
31, 2009 |
China |
Wuhan,
China: Evergreen Solar and Jiawei Solar Break Ground on 100MW
Manufacturing Plant. In
a ceremony today in Wuhan, China, Evergreen Solar and its contract
manufacturing partner, Jiawei Solarchina Co., celebrated the groundbreaking
for their new 100 megawatt manufacturing plants.
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| August
27, 2009 |
China |
Baoding,
China: Baoding Tianwei Starts Mass Production of Thin Film Solar
Panels. Tianwei and Oerlikon Solar have completed
of one of the mainland China’s largest thin film solar panel factories.
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| August
18, 2009 |
Germany |
Blaubeuren,
Germany: New Polysilicon Facility Starts Up in China.
The
silicon division of centrotherm photovoltaics AG has just marked
up an additional success, namlye the company's one hundred percent
subsidiary, centrotherm SiTec GmbH, has put a plant into operation
to manufacture polysilicon at its customer Shaanxi Tianhong Silicon
Industrial Corporation at Xian City in China.
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| August
17, 2009 |
Switzerland |
Truebbach,
Switzerland: Oerlikon Receives 120MW Thin Film Manufacturing Plant
Order. Oerlikon Solar today announced that Nano
Solar Technology Ltd. (NST), a newly formed Russian high-tech
firm, has ordered a 120 MW end-to-end Micromorph® line for production
of thin film solar modules.
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| August
12, 2009 |
Malaysia |
Kuching,
Malaysia: Tokuyama to Construct 6,000 Ton Polysilicon Facility.
Tokuyama
Corporation has decided to build a new factory in Sarawak, Malaysia,
to manufacture polycrystalline silicon for solar cells. The new
factory will be constructed at the Samalaju Industrial Park.
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| Europe |
| October
27, 2009 |
Spain |
Valdelafuente,
Spain: GT Solar Commissions Wafer Line for DC Wafers.
GT
Solar has received final acceptance for the design, installation
and commissioning of one of the most technologically-advanced
turnkey wafer fabrication lines in Spain.
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| October
16, 2009 |
United
States/Poland |
San
Francisco, CA, USA: BP Solar Announces Agreement with Jabil to
Manufacture Solar Modules in Poland. BP Solar today
announced an agreement with Jabil Circuit, Inc. to manufacture
BP Solar modules for the European market in Jabil’s plant in Poland.
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| October
6, 2009 |
United
States |
Lansing,
MI, USA: Suniva to Invest $250M in Manufacturing Facility.
Governor Jennifer M. Granholm today announced a significant
addition to Michigan's burgeoning clean-energy industrial base
as Georgia-based Suniva Inc. will invest $250 million in a new
solar manufacturing facility in Saginaw County's Thomas Township.
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| September
21, 2009 |
Germany |
Bonn,
Germany: SolarWorld to Expand Module Capacity to 450 Megawatts.
Solarworld
AG is to expand its production capacity for solar power modules
in Freiberg in Saxony. The capacity will be tripled to 450 megawatts
by the end of 2010.
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| September
21, 2009 |
Germany |
Sonnenbühl,
Germany: Schiller Automation and Merck Co-Operate on Innovative
Edge Isolation. Schiller
Automation and Merck today announced the official start of construction
of an innovative line for edge isolation of crystalline silicon
wafers.
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| September
15, 2009 |
Italy |
Pozzolo
Formigaro, Italy: Lux to Commence Wafer Production.
At
the beginning of July, Lux signed an agreement with ALD Vacuum
Technologies GmbH for the supply of a type SCU400plus DSS (directional
solidification system).
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| September
10, 2009 |
Denmark |
Sonderborg,
Denmark: Danfoss Solar to Raise Inverter Production Capacity to
1 GW. Danfoss
Solar
says the demand for its grid-connected solar inverter
range has increased significantly in 2009. As a result, Danfoss
is now preparing for further growth in 2010 by increasing production
capacity to 1 GW.
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| North
America |
| November
16, 2009 |
United
States |
Beijing,
China: Suntech Selects Arizona for Location of Module Assembly
Plant. Suntech Power has selected the Greater Phoenix,
Arizona area for the location of its first US module assembly
plant to meet growing North America market demand.
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| November
13, 2009 |
United
States |
Clarksville,
TN, USA: Hemlock Semiconductor Starts Construction on Polysilicon
Plant. Hemlock Semiconductor celebrated the beginning
of construction at its recently developed site in Clarksville,
Tennessee yesterday, and gave guests a glimpse of what the new
facility will look like when completed in 2012.
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| November
4, 2009 |
United
States |
San
Diego, CA, USA: Sanyo Opens Module Plant in Monterrey, Mexico.
Sanyo Energy has officially opened and started production in Monterrey.
The plant, located in Nuevo Leon, Mexico, will be assembling Sanyo’s
patented HIT (Heterjunction with Intrinsic Thin-layer) solar modules.
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| November
2, 2009 |
United
States |
Salem,
OR, USA: Sanyo Starts Production at Oregon Plant. Sanyo
has officially opened it manufacturing plant for photovoltaic
products in the Salem Energy and Technology Park and production
has now started.
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| October
28, 2009 |
United
States |
Millville,
NJ, USA: MX Group Establishes 100MW Module Manufacturing Plant
in New Jersey. MX
USA Corporation, a new solar manufacturing company is to build
a solar panel factory in Millville, New Jersey.
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| September
23, 2009 |
United
States |
Pocatello,
ID, USA: Hoku and JH Kelly Agree on Path Forward to Complete Construction
of Polysilicon Plant. Hoku Materials has entered
into a change order cost plus incentive agreement under its construction
contract with JH Kelly, LLC, to confirm the plan for JH Kelly
to complete construction of Hoku's planned 4,000 metric tons per
year polysilicon production plant.
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| September
10, 2009 |
United
States |
Wixom,
MI, USA: Oerlikon Solar and Clairvoyant Energy Plan Thin Film
Manufacturing Facility. A group of renewable energy
companies has joined forces with Ford and the State of Michigan
on a plan to convert the 320-acre Wixom Ford Motor Co. assembly
plant outside Detroit into a renewable energy manufacturing park.
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