Despite being overruled twice, the U.K.'s Department of Energy and Climate Change plans to file an appeal yet again. The ongoing battle centers on controversial FIT cuts protested by the country's PV industry.
Dept. Of Commerce Postpones Chinese Solar Trade Case Ruling Again Feb. 22, 2012 The U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) has postponed its preliminary determination in the countervailing-duty investigation of Chinese solar products. The determination, originally scheduled for Jan. 19, had already been postponed to Feb. 13 [read more]
Solar Industry HQ 24 kW Installation
Zackin Publications Inc., parent company of Solar Industry, is the site of a new 24 kW solar PV installation.
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Phoenix Airport Installs 5.4 MW Solar Project Feb. 22, 2012 The Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport has inaugurated a 5.4 MW PV installation featuring technology from SunPower. The system is expected to generate the equivalent of 51% of the electricity demand at the airport's rental [read more]
SPG Solar Completes PV Installation At National University Feb. 22, 2012 National University, headquartered in La Jolla, Calif., has completed an 852 kW PV installation at two campuses in San Diego. The project was installed by SPG Solar. The two rooftop solar installations are located at [read more]
Apple Planning 20 MW Solar Array At N.C. Data Center Feb. 21, 2012 Following months of unconfirmed reports, Apple has publicly commented on its plans to construct a large PV array at a new data center in Maiden, N.C. "Our goal is to run the Maiden facility with [read more]
GEMCO Solar Begins Operation Of Ontario Solar Array Feb. 20, 2012 GEMCO Solar Inc., an Ontario-based solar developer and engineering, procurement and construction contractor, has begun commercial operation of a 500 kW rooftop solar photovoltaic system in Stratford, Ontario. The PV facility is hosted on the [read more]
Solar Frontier Supplies 10 MW PV Project In Japan Feb. 20, 2012 Tokyo-based thin-film PV module manufacturer Solar Frontier has supplied its copper indium selenide modules for the 10 MW Mt. Komekura solar power plant in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan. The facility, operated jointly by Yamanashi Prefecture and [read more]
