Japan solar power
By Nathanael Baker on November 24, 2011
Tags: Asia-Pacific solar market, China Solar Power, Evergreen Solar, india solar power, Japan solar power, solar demand, solar manufacturing, Solyndra, Stirling Energy, Taiwan solar power, U.S-China trade relations, U.S. solar power, U.S.-China Cleantech race
Once an after-thought in solar development, the latest data shows the Asia-Pacific region is becoming the industry's biggest market for photovoltaic solar power.
By Emily Murgatroyd on May 25, 2011
Tags: France, earthquake, Fukushima, Japan, Japan energy policy, Japan nuclear energy, Japan renewable energy, Japan solar power, nuclear, Prime Minister Naoto Kan, renewable energy, solar, Tsunami, electricity, energy, G8, Japanese government, Naoto Kan
Japan is slated to announce a new national solar mandate that would see all new buildings and houses be built with solar installations by 2030.
By Nathanael Baker on March 21, 2011
Tags: Solarbuzz, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, Japan, United States, USD, China solar cell manufacturing, China Solar Power, germany solar power, global PV market, global solar photovoltaic market, Italy Solar Power, Japan solar power, Marketbuzz 2011, Solarbuzz, U.S. solar power, Craig Stevens, energy, manufacturing
In its recently released Marketbuzz® 2011, Solarbuzz, an energy consulting firm, reports the global solar photovoltaic (PV) industry had a record year in 2010.
By Nathanael Baker on March 9, 2011
Tags: Japan solar energy, Japan solar power, Nasdaq: SPRWA, OTC:TOSBF.PK, SunPower, SunPower Corp., Toshiba, Toshiba Corp.
SunPower Corporation (Nasdaq: SPWRA) has signed an agreement to supply 48 megawatts of high-efficiency solar modules to the Toshiba Corporation (OTC: TOSBF.PK) over the next year.
