Features

Features, Product Reviews
December 3, 2013
By Mark Osborne
FLEXcon has expanded its solar module backsheet ‘multiGUARD’ offering with the addition of Black/White and Black/Black products. The new, more aesthetically pleasing black backsheet products appeal to the high-end commercial market and a much greater portion of the residential market.
Features, Product Reviews
December 3, 2013
By Mark Osborne
3D-Micromac has developed a novel, highly productive laser system for opening the rear sides of PERC cells. Innovative on-the-fly technology makes it possible to achieve an improved cost-benefit ratio. The system is modular, combinable with different laser-source technologies, and achieves a typical efficiency increase up to one percentage point.
Editors' Blog, Features
December 3, 2013
By Felicity Carus
The search is on for the next source of solar finance once the Investment Tax Credit winds, and some elaborate ideas are on the table. Just don't mention sub-prime mortgages, says Felicity Carus.
Editors' Blog, Features
November 26, 2013
By Felicity Carus
Although much of the focus of debate in the US has been around residential and commercial solar, utility-scale projects represent the largest segment in America's PV market. But as Felicity Carus, the days of the PV 'mega' project could be numbered.
Features, Guest Blog
November 25, 2013
By Finlay Colville
The UK has more than 4GW of PV projects in the pipeline but the majority is at the mercy of local planning authorities.
Features, Interviews
November 21, 2013
By Lucy Woods
The net-metering row has reached fever pitch in parts of the US in recent weeks. Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA) chief Julia Hamm tells PV Tech what her organisation is doing to find common ground between the utilities and the solar sector.
Editors' Blog, Features
November 19, 2013
By Felicity Carus
Neither commercial-scale nor energy storage have yet take off in the US. But as Felicity Carus reports, this could be about change as companies eye opportunities in both segments.
Editors' Blog, Features
November 12, 2013
By Felicity Carus
Solar deployment in Canada has so far largely been restricted to its biggest economy, Ontario. But as Felicity Carus reports, other provinces are now beginning to consider the technology, even Alberta, home to the controversial tar sands.
Editors' Blog, Features
November 7, 2013
By Mark Osborne
SunEdison is racing to build significant scale to its PV power plant project business, while SolarCity has just successfully added a new financial business model to its bow.
Features, Interviews
November 6, 2013
By John Parnell
SolarCity quietly announced a US$54 million financing offer this week, but the securitisation of solar assets could mean lower costs and open new markets across the US. PV Tech spoke to Shayle Kann of GTM Research to find out how.

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