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cusp of a significant pivot. Current growths throughout India, China, Japan, south korea, Vietnam and also Taiwan highlight the capacity for modification. "India

at least for this year, having laid hold of previous leading lights Japan and south korea. " Access to basic materials, talent and framework are important in drawing

by local company Konsortium Beseri Jaya Sdn Bhd and the Singapore unit of south korea’s Hanwha Group. The 90 MW project was offered by Spanish developer

commercial gamers, and also the farming field. Similar to in Japan and also south korea, land scarcities are likewise a large problem for solar release in

wind tender was attended by firms from Germany, Denmark, Spain, Canada, China, south korea, Japan, the US, Colombia and

high-efficiency Hi-MO 4 modules for a 100MWp ground-mounted solar project in south korea performed by leading neighborhood EPC Top

expands its asset management along with procedures as well as upkeep tasks. south korea-based module maker Q CELLS said the proposed purchase reflects its strategy to

57% of overall brand-new capability enhancements last year. Nations such as south korea, Taiwan as well as Malaysia made up for decreasing need in China and also

from Incheon University in south korea and Harvard University have developed a fatigue-resistant electrolyte membrane that prolongs the lifespan of fuel cells.

say they have run out of options to fend off a contentious buyout bid from south korea’s Hanwha Group. In an update issued late Monday, the Oslo-listed

south korea’s industrial heavyweight Hanwha Group has taken a decisive stride toward outright ownership of REC Silicon ASA after a voluntary share-purchase offer garnered acceptances representing 43.94 per cent of the Norwegian company’s equity. The stake, acquired through Hanwha’s vehicle Anchor AS, tips the conglomerate past Norway’s one-third control threshold, automatically triggering a mandatory tender offer for the remaining shares under Oslo Stock Exchange rules. Hanwha pitched NOK 2.20 per share in cash—an amount that values REC Silicon at roughly NOK 925 million (about USD 92 million). Although the silicon-materials specialist’s board recommended shareholders accept, directors were candid in describing the price as “substantially below” the firm’s long-term potential. With few rival suitors on the horizon and no viable standalone funding plan, they acknowledged the bid was the only practical route for investors to realise liquidity. The transaction marks the latest twist in REC Silicon’s turbulent recent history. The company operates two U.S. plants—one in Moses Lake, Washington, and another in Butte, Montana—but polysilicon output at both sites has been idled amid a prolonged market slump and shifting U.S.–China trade dynamics. Production at Moses Lake ceased in late 2024; key equipment required for manufacturing high-purity silicon gases remains in preservation mode, ready for a possible restart should conditions improve. For Hanwha, best known in the solar sector for its Qcells module brand, the acquisition offers vertically integrated access to a strategic raw material at a time when Western governments are eager to onshore clean-energy supply chains. The Korean group has repeatedly signalled plans to revive Moses Lake once demand and policy incentives align, positioning the facility as a linchpin of its North American solar ambitions. Next on the timetable is a formal offer document outlining terms for minority investors. Norwegian regulations allow Hanwha to complete the compulsory tender within weeks, potentially ending REC Silicon’s 25-year chapter as an independent public company. Shareholders who opt to remain once the threshold is crossed could find themselves in an increasingly illiquid stock—or facing a later squeeze-out at the same price.

Hive Hydrogen and Linde plc have actually collaborated to establish the "world's biggest green ammonia export plant" in Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa, that will certainly have a 780,000 ton/year production capacity.

until now is a 41MW floating solar (PV) power plant at the Hapcheon Dam in south korea. Seoul-headquartered Q-CELLS won authorization for the project from K-water

KAIST researchers create a breakthrough in solar energy: a stretchable solar cell that converts energy with 19% efficiency, even when stretched up to 40% - ideal for wearable devices.

complied with by Japan with 61.8 GW, India with 34.8 GW, and also south korea with 10.5 GW. Europe had 138.2 GW of set up solar energy by the end of 2019,