Tag Archives: Singapore

TotalEnergies Energy Outlook 2022TotalEnergies Publishes its Annual Contribution to theEnergy Transition Dialogue

Posted on November 1, 2022 by Now.Solar

Paris, September 27, 2022 – In view of the forthcoming COP27, the multi-energy Company TotalEnergies aims at improving the understanding of the global energy system and thus contributing to the Energy Transition debate with its annual publication, the TotalEnergies Energy … Continue reading →

Posted in Global Warming, Grid Interactive Distributed Solar Energy Systems, Renewables, Solar, Solar PV | Tagged Globally, long-term power purchase agreement, Singapore, Solar cells, Solar Development, solar electricity, solar energy, solar markets, Solar Panel, Solar Panels, Solar Policy, Solar Power, solar power plants, solar power projects, Solar projects, Solar PV, solar renewable energy, solar systems, technology | Leave a comment

Directorate General Recommends 70% Provisional Safeguard Duty on Imported Solar Cells

Posted on January 10, 2018 by Ritesh Pothan

Preliminary Findings Solar Cells 05.01 Safeguard Duty In a preliminary finding, the Directorate General of Safeguards Customs and Central Excise has recommended a 70 percent safeguard duty on solar cells imported from China and Malaysia for a period of 200 … Continue reading →

Posted in Cells & Modules, Government, PV, Renewables, Solar, Solar Parks, Solar PV | Tagged anti-dumping investigation, China, DGAD, Directorate General of Safeguards Customs and Central Excise, Helios Photo Voltaic Limited, Indian Solar Manufacturers Association (ISMA), Indosolar Limited, Isma, Jupiter Solar Power Limited, Malaysia, Mundra Solar PV Limited, Singapore, Solar Anti Dumping Duty, Solar cells, Solar Panels, Taiwan, Websol Energy Systems Limited | Leave a comment

REC turns profitable as PV module plant at full capacity

Posted on July 24, 2013 by Ritesh Pothan

REC reported second quarter 2013 revenue of NOK 1,544 million (US$ 257.3 million), a 21% increase over the prior quarter. The company posted a positive EBITDA of NOK 152 million (US$25.3 million) in the quarter, marking a return to an … Continue reading →