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    • LDK posts US$1.05 billion net loss in 2012; signs 500 MW supply contract
    • Solar power rises in Japan with plans for 636 MW by 2015
    • Conergy posts record first quarter shipments
    • SNEC: Intense competition evident in Chinese market
    • AFASE warns that tariffs will destroy European solar PV demand
    • EU to propose anti-dumping duties of 30% or higher on Chinese PV imports, says Reuters
    • Amonix sets new CPV module world record of 34.9%
    • EC confirms solar glass anti-subsidy investigation
    • IBM, Swiss universities developing new ultra-high concentration solar design
    • IBM, Swiss universities developing new ultra-high concentration solar design
    • The promising future of solar energy
    • Sunways: banks cancel US$ 8.6 million credit
    • PV solar start-up opens in Durban
    • World’s biggest battery will store solar electricity in Japan
    • SolarWorld builds, sells 46 MW of PV plants
    • Wind-solar hybrid plants up to twice as efficient
    • Africa’s largest solar photovoltaic plant opens
    • Masdar Launches Africa’s Largest Solar PV Plant In Mauritania
    • SDG&E signs three PV PPAs worth 47 MW
    • NREL verifies First Solar’s 16.1% total area module efficiency record leap
    • US: 99% of installed PV systems in 2012 were net-metered projects
    • Germany to start subsidies for solar power storage systems
    • Germany likely to see storage subsidies on May 1
    • Italy’s total installed capacity reaches 16.7GW
    • First Solar targets Japanese rooftops with TetraSun acquisition
    • Turkey: 2013 a critical year for solar energy development
    • PV predicted to produce 110 TWh in 2013
    • Martifer Solar completes five solar parks totalling 28MW across the UK
    • Why Solar Power Stocks Are Still Earthbound
    • Australian rooftop PV installations clear one million landmark
    • India: solar cheaper than grid power
    • Bill Gates gives boost to renewables storage
    • Citigroup: How solar module prices could fall to 25c/watt
    • China drops solar cell import taxes, sends "positive signal" to Europe
    • US: NY targets 52 MW of new PV capacity
    • UK exceeds 0.5 GW PV demand in Q1’13, grabs almost 10% global share
    • DOCOMO Field Testing Solar Communications Stations
    • Japan Gives Final Approval to 10% Tariff Cut for Solar Power
    • Taiwan to promote its solar cells in U.S., European markets
    • Panasonic Solar PV Parking Lot
    • China warns of retaliation over potential EU solar PV tariffs
    • Philippines: First projects under FIT set to go ahead
    • Bosch shuts down solar division; total loss amounts to €2.4 billion
    • Uganda drops PV FIT program
    • UK: Consumers ready for Time of Use tariffs
    • Japan's Solar FIT Taking It To The Top
    • EU urged to adopt Europe-wide renewables policy
    • Innotech Solar ramps PV module capacity up
    • Fears from Suntech bond default spread to other Chinese PV manufacturers
    • Japan to Surpass Germany, US as 2nd Largest Solar Power Market
    • China: Scaling back ambitions and overhauling PV subsidies
    • Insolvency petition submitted for Wuxi Suntech
    • France announces 400 MW tender for large PV plants
    • First Solar tops PV project developer list
    • Australian Sunshine Illuminates The Path Toward Massive Solar PV Growth
    • Japan could overtake Germany and US as second largest solar market in 2013
    • EPIA calls for EU industrial policy for solar
    • Financial breakthroughs propel solar from alternative energy to mainstream industry
    • Solar fire and theft protection
    • US hits 7.7 GW of cumulative PV capacity
    • Will PV tariffs level the playing field between the US and China?
    • Analysts forecast lackluster Q2 for China's solar PV sector
    • SolarWorld delays release of 2012 financial figures
    • Japan: PV demand growing faster than expected; new FIT rates proposed
    • Update: Rumors rife that Suntech unit will file for bankruptcy
    • Solar Photovoltaic Demand to Reach 31 Gigawatts in 2013, According to NPD Solarbuzz
    • US – Solar leads the way for clean energy jobs
    • Oahu celebrates dedication of 5 MW Kalaeloa solar scheme
    • Silicon Energy solar PV modules excel in NREL durability test
    • India contemplates new funding model for solar mission despite budget deficit fears
    • Germany installs 275 MW of solar PV in January 2013
    • Suntech exec chair swap branded "misconceived and unlawful"
    • Solarion applies for self-administrative insolvency
    • Official: Chinese PV modules must register in EU
    • France has cumulative installed capacity of 4GW of PV
    • Greece: New bill aims to cut PV red tape
    • EC officially launches solar glass anti-dumping investigation
    • NRG's solar PV assets add USD 86 million to EBITDA in 2012
    • Dyesol secures $4 million from Saudi firm
    • Ernst & Young highlights renewable energy trends
    • PV Expo Tokyo: Solar spring continues
    • Understanding The Technology Behind Solar PV Systems
    • Uruguay plans to sell solar for $90/MWh
    • Researchers at Osaka University Create Energy-Producing “Solar Paper”
    • India Nears Renewables Goal With 12.4 Gigawatts Added in 3 Years
    • PV Demand in the Asia Pacific Region to Reach 13.5 GW in 2013
    • White paper unveils details of Saudi's 54 GW renewable energy plans
    • Solar Frontier to cut thin-film module costs by half by 2017
    • Solar PV demand hits record 29 GW, but growth at 10-year low
    • WWF reiterates push for 100% renewable world by 2050
    • Seoul's solar plans take shape
    • Japanese oil refiner seeks switch to solar cells
    • PV in the Philippines beginning to pay off
    • US: LADWP receives influx of solar FIT applications
    • North American consortium to develop two PV projects in Ecuador
    • Australia’s Biggest Solar PV Station Set for Kalgoorlie
    • Innovative ‘solar glass’ developer receives £2 million boost Green innovation news - by GreenWise staff 13th February 2013 A UK company that has developed an innovative solar PV system that can be 'printed' on glass has received a £2 million investment bo
    • Desertec to focus on EU MENA connection
    • Greece prepares for more retroactive PV cuts 14. FEBRUARY 2013 | TOP NEWS, APPLICATIONS & INSTALLATIONS, GLOBAL PV MARKETS, INDUSTRY & SUPPLIERS, MARKETS & TRENDS, INVESTOR NEWS | BY: ILIAS TSAGAS Greece’s Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Chan
    • Panasonic hits 24.7% cell efficiency
    • India: Kerala unveils 10,000 PV rooftop program
    • Bumper year for solar and wind energy
    • New solar PV guide launched to improve standards
    • World solar PV capacity passes 100 GW milestone
    • Project partnership aims to develop 50 MW of solar PV in Australasia
    • Renewable energy now cheaper than new fossil fuels: BNEF
    • Greece: PV success amid great challenges
    • TSMC hits 15% module efficiency
    • US: CASM appeals PV trade case loophole
    • Spain announces more PV FIT decreases
    • Solar glass anti-dumping compliant filed in Europe
    • One of Japan's Largest Mega Solar Projects to be Built in Aichi
    • Etrion plans 8.8 MW PV park in Chile
    • Germany sets new PV installation record in 2012
    • Juwi plans solar projects for Japan, Thailand and India
    • Reno Contracting Supports SunEdison on Solar PV Project at California State Prison
    • Mitsubishi Corp : One of Japan’s Largest Mega Solar Projects to be Built in Aichi
    • Chinese solar imports fall to lowest level in at least two years, even amid peak season
    • 50 of Thessaloniki's schools go solar
    • 50 MW of Solarcentury solar PV projects approved
    • Oil Companies In Japan To Set Up 'Mega Solar' Power Plants
    • Novel Solar Photovoltaic Cells Achieve Record Efficiency Using Nanoscale Structures
    • KYOCERA to Supply Solar Modules and Services for First-Ever 'Social Contribution Mega-Solar Power Plant Project' in Japan to be Installed through University, Government and Corporate Collaboration Profits from sale of generated electricity to be donated
    • Solar PV power in harmony with nature – new WWF report says land requirements are insignificant
    • Glitter-Sized Solar Photovoltaic Cells Could Revolutionize Solar Collection
    • Solar boom in Japan fuels European solar production
    • Ningbo's first solar photovoltaic power plant put into operation
    • Showa Shell, DBJ Agree to Invest in Solar Projects in Japan
    • Global Solar PV Market will Show Significant Growth up to 2020
    • Solar Frontier links with Japan bank
    • Showa Shell, DBJ Agree to Invest in Solar Projects in Japan
    • Solar PV Certification: A Comprehensive Guide
    • Greece adds 39 MW of PV in November 2012
    • Chile Installs South America’s 1st Solar Thermal Plant
    • Hanergy Buys ArcelorMittal-Backed Thin-Film Panel Maker MiaSole
    • France provides interim support for solar
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    • UK and Italy: Invest in Solar or "Pay the Price"
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