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One of the toughest tasks for any type of journalist covering the solar production field is sorting truth from mere news in the center of the sector, China.

China-based GCL System Integration Technology Co. (GCL SI) which asserts to provide 29.1% of complete globally wafer capability return, stands for 22.2% silicon market shares has actually introduced strategies to develop a brand-new manufacturing facility in China with a yearly photovoltaic panel manufacturing ability of 60 GW. The brand-new fab in Hefei district was stated to set you back an approximated RMB 18 billion ($2.54 billion) to construct.

Sungrow has actually authorized a 650 MW tactical arrangement with Avaada Energy to provide 1500V inverter options for its upcoming solar PV projects in 2020.

Sungrow, among the leading inverter remedies distributor around the world for renewable resource, has actually provided its SG2500U-MV inverter remedies for 200 MW utility-scale Wright Solar project in California.

Sungrow, which is amongst the globe's most bankable inverter brand names with greater than 100 GW installments, has actually just recently become part of a circulation deal with Panasian Power PLC, a Sri Lanka-based distributor of sustainable and also tidy power to Sri Lankan nationwide grid.

Sungrow Power Supply Co., Ltd., or 'Sungrow' is a familiar name in the Indian solar industry today. Some would certainly suggest that Sungrow has as much at risk in the development of solar in India as anybody else. Sungrow is among minority companies, specifically from China, that have actually established a factory in India, with its 3 GW inverter plant in Bengaluru remaining to be the biggest solitary plant of its kind in the nation. It is additionally Sungrow's only abroad factory, with the staying 47 GW of its 50 GW capability housed in China.

China’s Sungrow Power Supply Co Ltd (SHE:300274) on Tuesday announced two contracts to supply residential, commercial and industrial inverter solutions for projects in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt with a total capacity of 200 MW.

Sungrow’s EPC branch has signed a contract for construction of Manikganj-based photovoltaic project.

Sungrow locked in a 100MW residential inverter distribution deal at last week’s All-Energy Australia, the company revealed, bolstering its position in the lucrative market.

At the recent Solar Power International trade show in Salt Lake City, Utah, part of the larger North America Smart Energy Week, pv magazine met with Hank Wang, President of the Americas Region at the Chinese inverter manufacturer Sungrow. The company expects to ship 2 GW of products to North American markets this year with utility-scale products making up the bulk of these shipments.

Ameresco will develop a 27MW PV project in the village of DePue, Illinois that will be the largest PV installation in Bureau County upon completion.

Hanwha Q CELLS has celebrated the grand opening of what it bills as the “largest” solar panel factory in the western hemisphere, a US$200 million facility in Dalton, Georgia, meant to supply 1.7GW to the US market every year.

The nation’s thriving distributed generation market is flying, as was evident at last week’s Intersolar South America trade show. The sector seems unconcerned by mooted changes to net metering incentives in the new year and when even an environmental non-believer like President Bolsonaro is on side, it is difficult to be pessimistic.

While the damage is largely done for cells, modules and inverters, increased tariffs on U.S. module components and 15% measures on lithium-ion batteries are not good news for either sector.

While China is single-handedly reducing CAPEX for modules and inverters, Europe understands that hardware won’t be the holy grail – generally speaking. But what is? Perhaps it is time for a new strategy to surf in front of the digital wave.