Juwi Shizen Energy connects its first rooftop PVsystem to the grid in Japan0
NTPC releases Sustainability Report0
The US and the EU to negotiate with China on dumping0
Favour creating a transparent market with significant demand: First Solar0
Iran showcases RE achievements0
India studying WTO ruling against Ontario0
Juwi Group and Shizen Energy Inc. have jointly developed and constructed a solar photovoltaic (PV) rooftop power plant in Kumamoto on the Japanese island of Kyushu, which has been connected to the grid. At the beginning of the year the
The US and the European Union have decided to negotiate settlements with China in the world’s largest anti-dumping and anti-subsidy trade cases. The matter involves China’s $30 billion a year roughly in solar panel shipments, officials and trade advisers in
The EU trade chief is expected to recommend imposition of punitive import duties on solar panels imported from China, media reports quoting people with knowledge of the developments suggest. The protectionist move risks upsetting Beijing as the case is the
EU’s proposal to impose import duty on Chinese solar panels have met with opposition from the domestic industry who argue that such a move may have a grave impact on the industry. Over 1,000 companies across the industry have conveyed
If EU agrees to its ambitious renewable energy targets for 2030, it can opt for 100 per cent RE dependence latest by 2050, WWF said in its new report. The report titled Re-energising Europe: Putting the EU on Track for
Despite economic slowdown, the European Union is most likely to meet its target of 20 per cent renewable energy by 2020, a new report by the EurObserv’ER Barometer program states. The program measures the progress in renewable energy deployment in
India has initiated a joint project with European Union (EU) to document biomass production and bio-waste availability in the country. Christened as ‘Sahyog project’, the Indo-European initiative is aimed at establishing a road map jointly on the role of the
China has filed a complaint with the Dispute Settlement Body of the World Trade Organization (WTO) accusing some of the European Union (EU) member states of violating solar subsidies rules. In a statement issued the Ministry of Commerce China said
European Union (EU) continues to dominate the power generation from solar photovoltaic (PV) systems globally with a cumulative installed capacity of around 52 GW, says the 2012 Photovoltaics Status Report published by the Joint Research Centre (JRC). According to the
Local content sourcing, one of the cardinal factors in India’s ambitious national solar mission is facing stiff opposition from its major trading partners such as the US, the EU and Japan. The clause is also applicable on manufacture of certain
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