Rough day on Wall Street for the solar companies reporting earnings. Some upside for others based on positive volume from new markets, mainly in Asia. Post subsidy grid parity in markets throughout Europe are also pointing to an uptick from the recent lows. Consumers in Europe have a choice between self-consumption and feed in tariffs, and they are passing on the subsidy!
News
- RE World: Suntech May Not Get a Solar Rescue from Beijing
- Greentech Media: Using Software to Get More Renewable Energy Onto Grid
- LA Times: Report sorts out which solar technology requires more space
- Bloomberg: Solar Shipments Surge in 2nd Quarter as Demand Rises in Asia
- Biz Journals: GE drops plan to build $300 million solar plant
- HuffPost: Solar In The U.S. Becoming A More Popular, Cost-Saving Option
- Bloomberg: EU Decides Against Anti-Subsidy Duties on Chinese Solar Panels
- MIT: A Material That Could Make Solar Power “Dirt Cheap”
Opinions
Have a great day!
Yann