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typically here in Europe.” Bullish on Italy, Germany but bearish on Portugal As PV Tech has documented this

of the approach for top nations from the ranking ─ South Korea, Singapore and Germany. Each has actually introduced nationwide AI methods while also describing

power efficiently through government incentives; joined hands with Spain and Germany to enter into the world of unparalleled, thriving solar power during the first

(JV) in between Air Products, Saudi Arabia's ACWA Power and the City of Neom. Germany based ThyssenKrupp will supply an electrolysis plant to the Neom project. US

Graz. The fourth fruit-voltaic system was established in Oedheim, southerly Germany. There, BayWa r.e. as well as MKG GOBEL installed a 115-kWp framework with a

In a press release issued to highlight the survey, which was carried out by Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy systems, VDMA head of photovoltaic

question that will need a definitive answer. Fraunhofer ISE estimates that in Germany alone, integrating PV with buildings and farmland represents an opportunity

2022, it introduced new projects in Australia, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Japan, Poland, Singapore, Spain, and the united state. It also broke ground

operates 1.1 GW of renewables—mostly hydro—spread across Austria, Germany, Spain, Italy, Romania and Albania. By blending new solar capacity with its

that prototype tandem panels from its R&D line in Bitterfeld-Wolfen, Germany, have successfully cleared the critical stress tests set by IEC 61215-2:2021

renewable solution for its Malmö plant and negotiating a separate PPA in Germany as part of a broader decarbonisation drive. For Alight, the project

together with agricultural agri-PV, could deliver Saxony’s share of Germany’s 215-GW national solar target without felling a single tree. The

pipeline of nearly 7 GW across multiple countries, including Chile, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Poland, Portugal, Spain, the US, and the UK. How will

Germany’s SMA Solar Technology has reported a first-half net loss of €42.4 million, reversing a €44.1 million profit a year earlier as residential and commercial rooftop demand faltered and the company booked heavy inventory write-offs. Revenue fell nine percent to €684.9 million, with the Home & Business Solutions division plunging more than 48 percent year-on-year to €116 million.  Chief executive Jürgen Reinert blamed a “perfect storm” of soft German installation figures, aggressive price competition from Asian rivals and distributors saddled with excess stock that is clearing “painfully slowly.” The downturn forced SMA to recognise about €50 million in inventory impairments and purchase-contract provisions, plus €7.5 million in doubtful-receivables charges, pushing earnings before interest and tax to a negative €19 million. CFO Kaveh Rouhi said management is weighing further cost-optimisation steps if home-segment conditions deteriorate, but stressed that SMA’s utility-scale Large Scale & Project Solutions arm remains a bright spot, with sales rising to €568.8 million on robust orders from the Middle East and North America. Total order backlog stood at €1.16 billion on 30 June, down 14 percent year-on-year yet still covering roughly three-quarters of the firm’s revised 2025 revenue guidance. That guidance, trimmed in May and now reiterated, calls for full-year turnover of €1.5 billion–€1.55 billion and EBITDA of €70 million–€80 million. Reinert cautioned, however, that volatility around EU customs policy and the recently enacted U.S. OBBB tax act could weigh on second-half orders. SMA’s share price has halved since January amid broader inverter-sector malaise, but analysts note the company’s strong balance sheet—bolstered by last year’s €80 million EBITDA—and its early move into battery and hybrid inverters position it to rebound once household demand normalises. Management said the focus for the remainder of 2025 will be tightening working-capital loops, scaling its new 5-GW assembly line in Niestetal and accelerating product launches aimed at commercial self-consumption markets, where payback periods remain attractive despite falling feed-in tariffs.

regional vehicle with peso-denominated debt provided by BDO Unibank and Germany’s DEG. The lenders highlighted the project’s strong environmental