Maxeon Solar

Maxeon Solar Technologies Ltd (NASDAQ: MAXN) on Thursday revealed a world-record module aperture efficiency dimension for its Maxeon 7 panel as well as a number of efficiency improvements to IBC products.

Singapore-based photovoltaic (PV) panels manufacturer Maxeon Solar Technologies Ltd is wanting to raise regarding USD 157.4 million (EUR 145.5 m) from an upsized public offering of average shares to fund a development of its production capacity.

Singapore-based solar cell and panel maker Maxeon Solar Technologies Ltd (NASDAQ: MAXN) has assigned Bill Mulligan as its new chief executive officer (CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER) with result from January 23, 2023.

Singapore-based solar cell and panel maker Maxeon Solar Technologies Ltd (NASDAQ: MAXN) is seeking a new ceo (CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER) as Jeff Waters is stepping down from that position.

Maxeon Solar Technologies will supply approximately 400 MW of its high-efficiency bifacial Performance 5 UPP solar panels for the building and construction of the Danish Fields Solar power plant project found near Houston, Texas.

PV module supplier Maxeon Solar Technologies is to select a new CFO, Kai Strohbecke, from March 15 2021, seven months after its offshoot from SunPower succeeding as well as NASDAQ IPO.

Solar supplies are set to rise over the next couple of years with a Democratic-controlled Senate

A global push toward cleaner sources of power incorporated with dropping prices is causing continued growth for renewable resource. The U.S. Energy Information Administration projects that, by 2050, renewables will be the world's most-used energy source as well as will certainly create almost half of the world's power.

The fast growth of renewables as an energy source has actually rightly captured capitalists' attention. Hydrogen fuel cells, specifically, have handled to amass sensational rate of interest.

Maxeon Solar Technologies, Ltd., a global leader in solar innovation, today announced that it submitted a patent infringement suit versus Canadian Solar Japan K.K., in Tokyo District Court, Japan.

United States-based solar energy corporation SunPower is spinning off the majority of its manufacture into a separate company, Maxeon Solar. The latter is going to include Tianjin Zhonghuan Semiconductor, the Chinese silicon wafer supplier, as an investor.