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Ciel et Terre already in japan! Please contact our local agent on http://ciel-et-terre.net/english/the-compagny/team/ and find about our products on http://ciel-et-terre.net/floating-solar-system/
- Kyocera Tcl Completes Work On Floating Mega-solar Plants
Article originally published in http://www.greentechlead.com/, on april 21st 2015Kyocera TCL Solar has completed construction of two floating mega-solar power plants in Kato city, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan.The joint venture company formed by Kyocera...
- Kato-shi Project In Japan : First Project With Kyocera And Tcl
As released in Businessweek.com, Ciel&Terre is working on a 2.9 MW floating project in Hyogo prefecture (Japan). The project consists of the implementation of 2 islands (1.2 and 1.9MW) in 2 ponds, with Kyocera panels. For details, consult the link...
- Japan On The Road Of Renewable Energies
Article published on www.bloomberg.com/news on March, 15th 2013By Chisaki Watanabe Japan Adds 1,178 Megawatts of Mostly Solar Energy in Nine Months Japan added 1,178 megawatts of mostly solar clean-energy capacity in the nine months...
- Phono Solar Selects Tigo Energy To Launch Integrated Smart Technology Pv Module
Article published on www.solarserver.com, 19th june 2012 Phono Solar (Nanjing, China) announced that it has selected Tigo Energy (Tokyo, Japan) to incorporate its Smart Module Technology into Phono Solar's INTELLIGENT-TI module.The Phono Solar INTELLIGENT-TI...
- Japanese Solar Market Poised To Surge
Article published on the EQ website : www.eqmaglive.com Last year, the Japanese government announced the creation of a national feed-in tariff (FiT) for solar, joining Germany and China in creating robust public policy to drive deployment of renewable...
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Asia Report: Toshiba Plans Japan's Largest PV Project
Article published on www.renewableenergyworld.com, on june 25th 2012
New Hampshire, USA -- Toshiba announced plans this week to install 100-megawatts (MW) worth of PV plants in the devastated Fukushima region of Japan as the solar industry continues to jockey to take advantage of lucrative Feed-in Tariffs announced to take hold at the beginning of July.
Japan, which installed 1.3 gigawatts (GW) of solar in 2011 expects to see that number spike as high as 4.7 GW by the end of 2012. Currently, renewables make up little more than 1 percent of the nation’s energy mix.
Toshiba’s plant — bigger than a 70-MW project announced earlier by Kyocera — expects to come online by 2014. According to analysts, Kyocera, Panasonic and Sharp are among the entrenched Japanese companies that could benefit from the expected $9.6 billion investment that is expected to follow the 53-cent per kilowatt hour payout.
Chinese solar powers Yingli and Suntech are already moving ahead with plans to tap into the surging Japanese market while thin-film maker Solar Frontier remains a strong candidate to fill a good portion of the domestic market. One question still to be decided is whether First Solar will be able to take advantage of the new demand. First Solar’s thin film panels use cadmium telluride, which is banned in Japan.
Ciel et Terre already in japan! Please contact our local agent on http://ciel-et-terre.net/english/the-compagny/team/ and find about our products on http://ciel-et-terre.net/floating-solar-system/
- Kyocera Tcl Completes Work On Floating Mega-solar Plants
Article originally published in http://www.greentechlead.com/, on april 21st 2015Kyocera TCL Solar has completed construction of two floating mega-solar power plants in Kato city, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan.The joint venture company formed by Kyocera...
- Kato-shi Project In Japan : First Project With Kyocera And Tcl
As released in Businessweek.com, Ciel&Terre is working on a 2.9 MW floating project in Hyogo prefecture (Japan). The project consists of the implementation of 2 islands (1.2 and 1.9MW) in 2 ponds, with Kyocera panels. For details, consult the link...
- Japan On The Road Of Renewable Energies
Article published on www.bloomberg.com/news on March, 15th 2013By Chisaki Watanabe Japan Adds 1,178 Megawatts of Mostly Solar Energy in Nine Months Japan added 1,178 megawatts of mostly solar clean-energy capacity in the nine months...
- Phono Solar Selects Tigo Energy To Launch Integrated Smart Technology Pv Module
Article published on www.solarserver.com, 19th june 2012 Phono Solar (Nanjing, China) announced that it has selected Tigo Energy (Tokyo, Japan) to incorporate its Smart Module Technology into Phono Solar's INTELLIGENT-TI module.The Phono Solar INTELLIGENT-TI...
- Japanese Solar Market Poised To Surge
Article published on the EQ website : www.eqmaglive.com Last year, the Japanese government announced the creation of a national feed-in tariff (FiT) for solar, joining Germany and China in creating robust public policy to drive deployment of renewable...