[_____SunTech-Power_____] - 500 Beiträge pro Seite
eröffnet am 14.12.05 21:07:30 von
neuester Beitrag 02.11.06 18:30:18 von
neuester Beitrag 02.11.06 18:30:18 von
Beiträge: 22
ID: 1.026.583
ID: 1.026.583
Aufrufe heute: 0
Gesamt: 5.887
Gesamt: 5.887
Aktive User: 0
ISIN: US86800C1045 · WKN: A0HL4L
0,0430
EUR
-10,42 %
-0,0050 EUR
Letzter Kurs 11.09.15 Frankfurt
Werte aus der Branche Finanzdienstleistungen
| Wertpapier | Kurs | Perf. % |
|---|---|---|
| 3,0000 | +500,00 | |
| 1,2900 | +36,33 | |
| 1,3750 | +34,80 | |
| 0,6000 | +20,00 | |
| 0,5500 | +18,25 |
| Wertpapier | Kurs | Perf. % |
|---|---|---|
| 5,0800 | -11,83 | |
| 10,574 | -14,05 | |
| 9,8500 | -17,92 | |
| 1,5000 | -23,08 | |
| 0,7500 | -25,00 |
Feedback
Wann soll der Handel denn hier losgehen???? Bei der Codi ist noch nix zu sehen?!?!!?!
[posting]19.292.554 von bartsimpson2005 am 14.12.05 22:03:52[/posting]bei der direktanlagebank stehen sie schon eingetragen
WKN:A0HL4L
lg
Astralblue
WKN:A0HL4L
lg
Astralblue
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SunTech is IPO of the week
Commentary: Solar tech IPOs are hot
By Renaissance Capital
GREENWICH, Conn. (MarketWatch) -- After SunPower`s warm reception in mid November, SunTech Power, another pure play solar energy company, hopes its spin as a low cost, Chinese manufacturer of high performance solar cells and panels will draw alternative energy investors for a second go-round.
With its premier position in the rapidly developing Chinese market (project CAGR of 37%) and distribution channels in key European markets, SunTech may shoot out of the gates like recent IPO SunPower (SPWR) , which priced at $18, well above its original $12-$14 range, and has already returned a stunning 52% from its offering price.
If you make it, they will come
At present, solar electric systems are economically viable only during the cyclical periods of peak electricity demand or spiking fossil fuel prices.
However, forget the long-running debate as to when the energy-consuming populace will finally suck the world dry of oil and natural gas.
The want for renewable solar energy is already here.
A growing number of government incentives targeting sun-powered electricity use in major economic regions, such as Germany, Japan and California, have dramatically reduced the time it takes for a solar system to pay itself off.
Tax breaks and "net metering" policies-where a recipient`s meter actually spins backwards when the power generated by the solar electric system outpaces power used-have driven residential, commercial and industrial demand skyward.
As a result, manufacturers can not produce the panels fast enough and some are selling out capacity a year or two in advance. Overall, analysts project the industry growing from $6.5 billion in 2004 to nearly $19 billion in 2010.
If everyone is clearing shelves, then what puts SunTech ahead?
What differentiates Suntech Power from publicly traded competitors SunPower, Evergreen Solar (ESLR)
For starters, SunTech is further along in the business life cycle. Unlike its money-losing peers, SunTech has turned a profit on its cheap labor model since 2002 and already boasts 120 megawatts of production capacity, which it intends to double to 240 megawatts over the next year.
To put this into perspective, none of SunTech`s pure play competitors will even match half of its capacity by the end of 2006, with the closest being SunPower`s 100 megawatt forecast.
Assuming a price per watt of $3.00 to $3.50, which is in line with today`s prices, SunTech`s planned 240 megawatt output translates into a revenue run rate of $720 million to $840 million, a doable figure in the near-term especially given that SunTech`s customers have already indicated orders for over 200 megawatts in 2006, with 135 megawatts already contracted out.
Also, the company`s solar cell efficiency (the amount of sunlight converted by the cell into electricity), compares favorably with its peers.
SunPower currently manufactures cells with the highest production efficiency on the market, although SunTech lurks close behind and anticipates closing the gap in the near future.
Risks to the bright outlook
The two biggest headwinds to SunTech`s bright future are Chinese company issues and raw materials supply concerns. With China transitioning from a planned economy to a market-driven one, some G7 nations pushing for a renminbi revaluation and more lax regulatory oversight given to foreign companies, investors may worry over the strength of SunTech`s corporate governance and question the sustainability of such low labor margins (1-2% of sales).
Insiders are also selling six million shares on the IPO and SunTech doled out nearly $10 million in fees and stock compensation for a convoluted restructuring of the company into a Cayman Islands entity.
In addition to the governance issues, the entire solar cell industry is experiencing a silicon supply squeeze.
Silicon is one of the highest costs in the solar cell manufacturing process and providers have yet to meet pace with the ramping solar cell demand.
Consequently, prices for the material have spiked. Silicon is also a main component in semiconductors, which compounds the shortage problem as better financed behemoths like Intel (INTC)
SunTech contends that its silicon needs are secured for the next two years by way of recently signed short and long-term supply agreements, but visibility gets hazy toward the end of 2007 and margins could be pressured if silicon prices don`t ease and governments taper incentives.
SunTech`s business model isn`t the only thing that`s low cost.
Despite the Chinese company and silicon supply risks, SunTech is coming to market at a very attractive price. The company plans to offer 26.4 million shares at an upwardly revised range of $13 to $15, which still seems cheap given that SunTech could be a top five global producer in 2006 in a competitive landscape that includes huge conglomerates such as Sharp, Mitsubishi, Chevrolet, Royal Dutch Shell and Sanyo.
SunTech naysayers believe solar electric technology may never move "beyond the golly-gee-wow stage," as stated in a recent Forbes.com article.
Broad commercial adoption is certainly far off, especially if manufacturing and integration costs remain at current levels and escalating fossil fuel prices mitigate or reverse course, which could lessen government subsidy programs.
Regardless, the next few quarters may be the prime time to hold SunTech`s stock as it is already in the midst of an ultra growth phase of expanding capacity and ramping cash flows and end user demand over the next few years appears robust.
There are also rumors of two or three more solar companies planning IPOs in early 2006.
With its strong fundamentals, attractive price and leading position in a red hot industry, SunTech is an easy choice for our pick of the week.
SunTech is IPO of the week
Commentary: Solar tech IPOs are hot
By Renaissance Capital
GREENWICH, Conn. (MarketWatch) -- After SunPower`s warm reception in mid November, SunTech Power, another pure play solar energy company, hopes its spin as a low cost, Chinese manufacturer of high performance solar cells and panels will draw alternative energy investors for a second go-round.
With its premier position in the rapidly developing Chinese market (project CAGR of 37%) and distribution channels in key European markets, SunTech may shoot out of the gates like recent IPO SunPower (SPWR) , which priced at $18, well above its original $12-$14 range, and has already returned a stunning 52% from its offering price.
If you make it, they will come
At present, solar electric systems are economically viable only during the cyclical periods of peak electricity demand or spiking fossil fuel prices.
However, forget the long-running debate as to when the energy-consuming populace will finally suck the world dry of oil and natural gas.
The want for renewable solar energy is already here.
A growing number of government incentives targeting sun-powered electricity use in major economic regions, such as Germany, Japan and California, have dramatically reduced the time it takes for a solar system to pay itself off.
Tax breaks and "net metering" policies-where a recipient`s meter actually spins backwards when the power generated by the solar electric system outpaces power used-have driven residential, commercial and industrial demand skyward.
As a result, manufacturers can not produce the panels fast enough and some are selling out capacity a year or two in advance. Overall, analysts project the industry growing from $6.5 billion in 2004 to nearly $19 billion in 2010.
If everyone is clearing shelves, then what puts SunTech ahead?
What differentiates Suntech Power from publicly traded competitors SunPower, Evergreen Solar (ESLR)
For starters, SunTech is further along in the business life cycle. Unlike its money-losing peers, SunTech has turned a profit on its cheap labor model since 2002 and already boasts 120 megawatts of production capacity, which it intends to double to 240 megawatts over the next year.
To put this into perspective, none of SunTech`s pure play competitors will even match half of its capacity by the end of 2006, with the closest being SunPower`s 100 megawatt forecast.
Assuming a price per watt of $3.00 to $3.50, which is in line with today`s prices, SunTech`s planned 240 megawatt output translates into a revenue run rate of $720 million to $840 million, a doable figure in the near-term especially given that SunTech`s customers have already indicated orders for over 200 megawatts in 2006, with 135 megawatts already contracted out.
Also, the company`s solar cell efficiency (the amount of sunlight converted by the cell into electricity), compares favorably with its peers.
SunPower currently manufactures cells with the highest production efficiency on the market, although SunTech lurks close behind and anticipates closing the gap in the near future.
Risks to the bright outlook
The two biggest headwinds to SunTech`s bright future are Chinese company issues and raw materials supply concerns. With China transitioning from a planned economy to a market-driven one, some G7 nations pushing for a renminbi revaluation and more lax regulatory oversight given to foreign companies, investors may worry over the strength of SunTech`s corporate governance and question the sustainability of such low labor margins (1-2% of sales).
Insiders are also selling six million shares on the IPO and SunTech doled out nearly $10 million in fees and stock compensation for a convoluted restructuring of the company into a Cayman Islands entity.
In addition to the governance issues, the entire solar cell industry is experiencing a silicon supply squeeze.
Silicon is one of the highest costs in the solar cell manufacturing process and providers have yet to meet pace with the ramping solar cell demand.
Consequently, prices for the material have spiked. Silicon is also a main component in semiconductors, which compounds the shortage problem as better financed behemoths like Intel (INTC)
SunTech contends that its silicon needs are secured for the next two years by way of recently signed short and long-term supply agreements, but visibility gets hazy toward the end of 2007 and margins could be pressured if silicon prices don`t ease and governments taper incentives.
SunTech`s business model isn`t the only thing that`s low cost.
Despite the Chinese company and silicon supply risks, SunTech is coming to market at a very attractive price. The company plans to offer 26.4 million shares at an upwardly revised range of $13 to $15, which still seems cheap given that SunTech could be a top five global producer in 2006 in a competitive landscape that includes huge conglomerates such as Sharp, Mitsubishi, Chevrolet, Royal Dutch Shell and Sanyo.
SunTech naysayers believe solar electric technology may never move "beyond the golly-gee-wow stage," as stated in a recent Forbes.com article.
Broad commercial adoption is certainly far off, especially if manufacturing and integration costs remain at current levels and escalating fossil fuel prices mitigate or reverse course, which could lessen government subsidy programs.
Regardless, the next few quarters may be the prime time to hold SunTech`s stock as it is already in the midst of an ultra growth phase of expanding capacity and ramping cash flows and end user demand over the next few years appears robust.
There are also rumors of two or three more solar companies planning IPOs in early 2006.
With its strong fundamentals, attractive price and leading position in a red hot industry, SunTech is an easy choice for our pick of the week.
Ich wünsche euch allen ein schönes neues Jahr
ES GEHT VOR@N
Trading Spotlight
Across the globe, demand for energy is accelerating on a
daily basis. While traditional fossil fuels continue to
play a major role, the demand for alternative energy
sources is outpacing the global market with clean,
reusable and affordable solar power increasingly being
recognized worldwide as the leading alternative energy
source for the 21st century.
At Suntech we see energy as a central environmental issue
with implications for the entire world. And because we
share in a need to address tomorrow`s energy supply, we
believe that energy should be affordable for everyone.
That`s why at Suntech we have a vision of becoming one of
the world`s largest solar energy providers. By producing
low cost per watt solar solutions through ongoing
investment in R&D combined with our low-cost China-based
manufacturing, we`re working towards making sure the
global future of energy is efficient, sustainable and
affordable.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 19.475.515 von CleanEarthForNature am 31.12.05 15:26:03
wird ZeiT das es mal nach oben geht
wird ZeiT das es mal nach oben geht
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 19.291.790 von CleanEarthForNature am 14.12.05 21:07:30
The Suntech Solar Panel Range
http://www.suntechaustralia.com.au/catalog_page.php
The Suntech Solar Panel Range
http://www.suntechaustralia.com.au/catalog_page.php
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.819.779 von CleanEarthForNature am 26.05.06 17:43:05
Suntech is committed to become the "lowest cost per watt" provider of PV solutions to customers worldwide. By focusing on technical leadership through leading R&D and a culture based on innovation, cooperation and integrity, Suntech is working daily to realize its vision to be a global energy leader, providing efficient solar solutions for a green future.
.___E
CLEAN
_FOR
_NATURE
___H
Suntech is committed to become the "lowest cost per watt" provider of PV solutions to customers worldwide. By focusing on technical leadership through leading R&D and a culture based on innovation, cooperation and integrity, Suntech is working daily to realize its vision to be a global energy leader, providing efficient solar solutions for a green future.
.___E
CLEAN
_FOR
_NATURE
___H
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.288.491 von CleanEarthForNature am 02.08.06 20:36:42Na, das ist doch mal ne Meldung aus solarbuzz:
August 2, 2006
Wuxi, China: Suntech Signs Agreement to Acquire MSK Corporation
Suntech Power has signed a definitive agreement to acquire MSK Corporation in a two-step cash and stock transaction. In the first step of the acquisition, which is expected to close in the third quarter 2006, Suntech will acquire a two-thirds equity interest in MSK for $107 million through a combination of subscription to new shares and purchase of existing shares. The balance of the consideration is based upon revenue targets for MSK and will be paid in the second step, which is anticipated to close by the end of 2007.
''While Japan is the world's largest single market for PV modules, it is also one of the most difficult markets for foreign players to enter,'' said Dr. Zhengrong Shi, Suntech's Chairman and CEO. ''We anticipate that this acquisition will give Suntech the advantage of MSK's nationwide sales and marketing platform in Japan, which we expect to leverage to grow our market share in this important market.''
MSK Corporation is one of Japan's largest PV manufacturers and one of the top-ranking companies in the building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) space. MSK provides customer-tailored PV products that give aesthetic finish to a building by replacing the conventional building materials. In addition, MSK provides turnkey solutions to its clients. Its services range from pre-system preliminary studies through to post-installation commissioning and maintenance. With more than 20 years of experience and good brand name in the PV business, MSK currently has approximately 260 employees, leading technical expertise and one of the world's largest PV module manufacturing plants with a production capacity of approximately 100 megawatts in Nagano, Japan. In 2005, MSK had annual production capacity of approximately 200 megawatts.
''Through this acquisition, Suntech will also gain the advantage of MSK's leading BIPV product and solar system design capability,'' continued Dr. Shi. ''This acquisition will bring two important companies in different PV sectors together and we anticipate that it will result in great synergies. It will enable us to accelerate innovation, bring to market new PV solutions that complement our existing product range, and capture new opportunities within the fast growing BIPV market.''
Dr. Tadao Kasahara, CEO of MSK, said, ''MSK looks forward to continuing to provide commercial and industrial solar solutions to Japan and markets in other parts of the world with both advanced building integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) and other high-quality PV products. As a subsidiary of Suntech, MSK will be able to access Suntech's support in terms of advanced PV cell/module products and cost competitiveness, financial resources, and distribution channels, as well as have the possibility of pioneering BIPV applications in the Chinese market.''
Suntech expects that MSK's global sales footprint, established branding and international marketing expertise will further Suntech's strategy of diversifying its customer base and developing sales channels in key international markets. MSK's CEO, Dr. Tadao Kasahara, has agreed to remain in his current role for at least four years. Under the definitive agreement, Suntech will be acquiring MSK in two steps.
Upon closing of the first step of the acquisition, which is expected to occur in the third quarter of 2006, Suntech will acquire a two-thirds equity interest in MSK for $107 million in cash. Upon closing of the second step of the acquisition, which is expected to occur by the end of 2007, Suntech will acquire all or a substantial portion of the remaining interest in MSK for a consideration based on MSK's ability to achieve certain revenue targets.
If Suntech acquires 100% of the remaining interest in MSK, the range of consideration for the second step is $53 million to $193 million in the form of Suntech shares. The first step of the transaction will be financed through a one year bridge loan. The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, including approval of MSK's shareholders. The transaction is not subject to regulatory approvals.
Credit Suisse acted as exclusive financial advisor and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP served as international counsel for Suntech on the transaction. PT Global and Mitsubishi UFJ Securities acted as exclusive financial advisors and O'Melveny & Myers LLP served as international counsel for MSK on the transaction.
Further details about: Suntech Power and MSK Corporation
August 2, 2006
Wuxi, China: Suntech Signs Agreement to Acquire MSK Corporation
Suntech Power has signed a definitive agreement to acquire MSK Corporation in a two-step cash and stock transaction. In the first step of the acquisition, which is expected to close in the third quarter 2006, Suntech will acquire a two-thirds equity interest in MSK for $107 million through a combination of subscription to new shares and purchase of existing shares. The balance of the consideration is based upon revenue targets for MSK and will be paid in the second step, which is anticipated to close by the end of 2007.
''While Japan is the world's largest single market for PV modules, it is also one of the most difficult markets for foreign players to enter,'' said Dr. Zhengrong Shi, Suntech's Chairman and CEO. ''We anticipate that this acquisition will give Suntech the advantage of MSK's nationwide sales and marketing platform in Japan, which we expect to leverage to grow our market share in this important market.''
MSK Corporation is one of Japan's largest PV manufacturers and one of the top-ranking companies in the building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) space. MSK provides customer-tailored PV products that give aesthetic finish to a building by replacing the conventional building materials. In addition, MSK provides turnkey solutions to its clients. Its services range from pre-system preliminary studies through to post-installation commissioning and maintenance. With more than 20 years of experience and good brand name in the PV business, MSK currently has approximately 260 employees, leading technical expertise and one of the world's largest PV module manufacturing plants with a production capacity of approximately 100 megawatts in Nagano, Japan. In 2005, MSK had annual production capacity of approximately 200 megawatts.
''Through this acquisition, Suntech will also gain the advantage of MSK's leading BIPV product and solar system design capability,'' continued Dr. Shi. ''This acquisition will bring two important companies in different PV sectors together and we anticipate that it will result in great synergies. It will enable us to accelerate innovation, bring to market new PV solutions that complement our existing product range, and capture new opportunities within the fast growing BIPV market.''
Dr. Tadao Kasahara, CEO of MSK, said, ''MSK looks forward to continuing to provide commercial and industrial solar solutions to Japan and markets in other parts of the world with both advanced building integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) and other high-quality PV products. As a subsidiary of Suntech, MSK will be able to access Suntech's support in terms of advanced PV cell/module products and cost competitiveness, financial resources, and distribution channels, as well as have the possibility of pioneering BIPV applications in the Chinese market.''
Suntech expects that MSK's global sales footprint, established branding and international marketing expertise will further Suntech's strategy of diversifying its customer base and developing sales channels in key international markets. MSK's CEO, Dr. Tadao Kasahara, has agreed to remain in his current role for at least four years. Under the definitive agreement, Suntech will be acquiring MSK in two steps.
Upon closing of the first step of the acquisition, which is expected to occur in the third quarter of 2006, Suntech will acquire a two-thirds equity interest in MSK for $107 million in cash. Upon closing of the second step of the acquisition, which is expected to occur by the end of 2007, Suntech will acquire all or a substantial portion of the remaining interest in MSK for a consideration based on MSK's ability to achieve certain revenue targets.
If Suntech acquires 100% of the remaining interest in MSK, the range of consideration for the second step is $53 million to $193 million in the form of Suntech shares. The first step of the transaction will be financed through a one year bridge loan. The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, including approval of MSK's shareholders. The transaction is not subject to regulatory approvals.
Credit Suisse acted as exclusive financial advisor and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP served as international counsel for Suntech on the transaction. PT Global and Mitsubishi UFJ Securities acted as exclusive financial advisors and O'Melveny & Myers LLP served as international counsel for MSK on the transaction.
Further details about: Suntech Power and MSK Corporation
Wirtschaftsnews - von heute 14:46
Suntech Power kauft japanische Solarfirma
(www.emfis.com) 03.08.06
Tokyo
Der chinesische Solarzellenhersteller Suntech Power Holdings hat die Übernahme des japanischen Solar-Spezialisten MSK bekannt gegeben. Wie die Gesellschaft mitteilte, würden zunächst für 107 Millionen Dollar zwei Drittel der MSK-Anteile übernommen. Für die übrigen Titel sei eine Kaufoption vereinbart worden, die Ende 2007 zum Tragen komme. Abhängig von der Erreichung definierter Umsatzziele würden dann weitere 53 bis 193 Millionen Dollar fließen.
Wie Suntech-CEO Zhengrong Shi darlegte, sei Japan der weltweit größte Markt für Solarzellen-Module. Die Markteintrittsbarrieren seien aber hoch. Das umfangreiche Vertriebsnetz von MSK werde es Suntech aber ermöglichen, hier einen nennenswerten Marktanteil zu erreichen. MSK ist auf die Produktion photovoltaischer Baumaterialien spezialisiert und verfügt über eine jährliche Produktionskapazität von 200 Megawatt.
Bei der heute vermeldeten Transaktion handelt sich um eine der größten Übernahmen eines japanischen Unternehmens, die je von einer chinesischen Gesellschaft getätigt werden konnte.
Quelle: EMFIS.COM, Autor: (gh)
Suntech Power kauft japanische Solarfirma
(www.emfis.com) 03.08.06
Tokyo
Der chinesische Solarzellenhersteller Suntech Power Holdings hat die Übernahme des japanischen Solar-Spezialisten MSK bekannt gegeben. Wie die Gesellschaft mitteilte, würden zunächst für 107 Millionen Dollar zwei Drittel der MSK-Anteile übernommen. Für die übrigen Titel sei eine Kaufoption vereinbart worden, die Ende 2007 zum Tragen komme. Abhängig von der Erreichung definierter Umsatzziele würden dann weitere 53 bis 193 Millionen Dollar fließen.
Wie Suntech-CEO Zhengrong Shi darlegte, sei Japan der weltweit größte Markt für Solarzellen-Module. Die Markteintrittsbarrieren seien aber hoch. Das umfangreiche Vertriebsnetz von MSK werde es Suntech aber ermöglichen, hier einen nennenswerten Marktanteil zu erreichen. MSK ist auf die Produktion photovoltaischer Baumaterialien spezialisiert und verfügt über eine jährliche Produktionskapazität von 200 Megawatt.
Bei der heute vermeldeten Transaktion handelt sich um eine der größten Übernahmen eines japanischen Unternehmens, die je von einer chinesischen Gesellschaft getätigt werden konnte.
Quelle: EMFIS.COM, Autor: (gh)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.303.496 von bossi1 am 03.08.06 19:40:42
Which markets are the most important for your company?
We are a Japanese company, so the Japanese market is obviously very important.
We sell almost 50% of our modules here. The rest is exported to Asia, Europe and the Americas.
http://www.scsolar.com/MSK%20Solar%20Modules.htm
Which markets are the most important for your company?
We are a Japanese company, so the Japanese market is obviously very important.
We sell almost 50% of our modules here. The rest is exported to Asia, Europe and the Americas.
http://www.scsolar.com/MSK%20Solar%20Modules.htm
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.328.906 von CleanEarthForNature am 05.08.06 12:08:26The X-35 – The most powerful, reliable, efficient and cost effective solar lighting system available.
High-output white light (the color closest to natural sun light)
Instant on – with time to full brightness of less than two seconds
Maximum area illumination – up to 100 x 25 feet . Simply put you will need few systems for your project @ .5 foot candle minimum
Multiple solar panel mounting orientations – maximizes solar absorption and run times for dusk to dawn lighting
Dark Sky Compliant- No up lighting, no light trespass
High-output white light (the color closest to natural sun light)
Instant on – with time to full brightness of less than two seconds
Maximum area illumination – up to 100 x 25 feet . Simply put you will need few systems for your project @ .5 foot candle minimum
Multiple solar panel mounting orientations – maximizes solar absorption and run times for dusk to dawn lighting
Dark Sky Compliant- No up lighting, no light trespass
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.303.496 von bossi1 am 03.08.06 19:40:42@n BoSS 
X-35 HID Solar Outdoor Lighting System
http://www.scsolar.com/PDF_Files/X-35%20Night%20Time%20Photo…
X-35 HID Solar Outdoor Lighting System
http://www.scsolar.com/PDF_Files/X-35%20Night%20Time%20Photo…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.303.496 von bossi1 am 03.08.06 19:40:42Gruß @n BoSS
Amorphous solar cell
http://www.msk.ne.jp/fr/glass.shtml
Amorphous solar cell
http://www.msk.ne.jp/fr/glass.shtml
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.332.424 von CleanEarthForNature am 05.08.06 21:19:50
REC secures a NOK 1.2 billion contract for the supply of wafers to Suntech
Høvik, October 24, 2006
REC has entered into a long-term agreement for the supply of multi-crystalline silicon wafers to Suntech, one of the largest and fastest growing solar cell and module manufacturers in the world. Under the agreement, REC will deliver wafers to Suntech worth approx. NOK 1.2 billion over the next 5 years.
REC, the world's largest manufacturer of multicrystalline silicon wafers for solar cells, has signed a long-term agreement with Sumitomo Corporation for the supply of wafers to Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. The 5-year agreement, which is structured as a take-or-pay contract with a pre-determined price decrease on an annual basis, has a value of approx. NOK 1.2 billion (USD 180 million). Delivery of wafers under the new agreement starts from the first quarter 2007.
Sumitomo Corporation, with whom REC has had a long standing business relationship, will act as REC's commercial representative towards Suntech.
'This is the fourth long term agreement on wafers that REC has entered into since summer this year. Suntech, which is one of the fastest growing solar cell and module companies in the world, will become a new valuable strategic customer of REC, and this agreement further cements REC's position as the leading manufacturer of multicrystalline silicon wafers and strengthen our platform for further growth ', says Erik Thorsen, President & CEO of REC ASA.
Suntech, based in Wuxi outside Shanghai, China, is a leading solar energy company in the world measured by production volume of solar cells. Production capacity is expected to reach 270 MW by the end of 2006. Suntech is listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
'With this agreement we continue to broaden our customer base and we expect the agreement with Suntech to bring our products into new markets and applications', says John Andersen, Jr., Executive Vice President Wafers of REC ASA.
Including ongoing expansion projects, REC will double its current wafer production capacity to approx. 600 MW. As additional polysilicon becomes available from the expansion projects in REC Silicon, the contract portfolio of REC now forms the basis for further wafer expansion projects going forward.
http://www.recgroup.com/
REC secures a NOK 1.2 billion contract for the supply of wafers to Suntech
Høvik, October 24, 2006
REC has entered into a long-term agreement for the supply of multi-crystalline silicon wafers to Suntech, one of the largest and fastest growing solar cell and module manufacturers in the world. Under the agreement, REC will deliver wafers to Suntech worth approx. NOK 1.2 billion over the next 5 years.
REC, the world's largest manufacturer of multicrystalline silicon wafers for solar cells, has signed a long-term agreement with Sumitomo Corporation for the supply of wafers to Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. The 5-year agreement, which is structured as a take-or-pay contract with a pre-determined price decrease on an annual basis, has a value of approx. NOK 1.2 billion (USD 180 million). Delivery of wafers under the new agreement starts from the first quarter 2007.
Sumitomo Corporation, with whom REC has had a long standing business relationship, will act as REC's commercial representative towards Suntech.
'This is the fourth long term agreement on wafers that REC has entered into since summer this year. Suntech, which is one of the fastest growing solar cell and module companies in the world, will become a new valuable strategic customer of REC, and this agreement further cements REC's position as the leading manufacturer of multicrystalline silicon wafers and strengthen our platform for further growth ', says Erik Thorsen, President & CEO of REC ASA.
Suntech, based in Wuxi outside Shanghai, China, is a leading solar energy company in the world measured by production volume of solar cells. Production capacity is expected to reach 270 MW by the end of 2006. Suntech is listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
'With this agreement we continue to broaden our customer base and we expect the agreement with Suntech to bring our products into new markets and applications', says John Andersen, Jr., Executive Vice President Wafers of REC ASA.
Including ongoing expansion projects, REC will double its current wafer production capacity to approx. 600 MW. As additional polysilicon becomes available from the expansion projects in REC Silicon, the contract portfolio of REC now forms the basis for further wafer expansion projects going forward.
http://www.recgroup.com/
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.007.028 von CleanEarthForNature am 30.10.06 12:01:2401.11.2006 14:04
Suntech to Participate on Alternative Energy Panel at the Goldman Sachs & Gao Hua Securities China Investment Frontier Conference on November 6, 2006
WUXI, China, Nov. 1 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- Suntech Power Holdings Co.Ltd. one of the world's leading manufacturers of photovoltaic (PV) cells and modules, today announced that Vice President of Business Development, Steven Chan, and Financial Controller, Boxun Zhang, will attend the Goldman Sachs &Gao Hua Securities China Investment Frontier Conference on November 4th-7th, 2006 at the Grand Hyatt in Beijing, China. The executives will meet one-on-one with investors and participate in the "Opportunities and Challenges for Alternative Energy in China" panel on Monday, November 6 at 3:00 p.m.
Suntech to Participate on Alternative Energy Panel at the Goldman Sachs & Gao Hua Securities China Investment Frontier Conference on November 6, 2006
WUXI, China, Nov. 1 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- Suntech Power Holdings Co.Ltd. one of the world's leading manufacturers of photovoltaic (PV) cells and modules, today announced that Vice President of Business Development, Steven Chan, and Financial Controller, Boxun Zhang, will attend the Goldman Sachs &Gao Hua Securities China Investment Frontier Conference on November 4th-7th, 2006 at the Grand Hyatt in Beijing, China. The executives will meet one-on-one with investors and participate in the "Opportunities and Challenges for Alternative Energy in China" panel on Monday, November 6 at 3:00 p.m.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.060.862 von CleanEarthForNature am 01.11.06 15:27:11Hallo Klenex
bist hier nicht alleine
bist hier nicht alleine
hallo beisammen,
is ja nich wirklich viel los hier...wird aber nicht mehr lang dauern bis bis hier mehr regt, bin ich mir sicher
is ja nich wirklich viel los hier...wird aber nicht mehr lang dauern bis bis hier mehr regt, bin ich mir sicher
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.077.872 von herenow76 am 02.11.06 11:16:1902.11.2006 14:07
Suntech Establishes Collaborative Research Agreement With University of New South Wales
WUXI, China, Nov. 2 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- Suntech Power Holdings Co., (Nachrichten) Ltd. , one of the world's leading manufacturers of photovoltaic (PV) cells and modules, has announced a new collaborative research agreement with the Centre of Excellence for Advanced Silicon Photovoltaics and Photonics at the University of New South Wales, Australia (UNSW). The agreement, which includes a $1.2 million contribution to UNSW, marks the continuation of a long and productive collaboration between the two institutions.
'Suntech's research relationship with the University of New South Wales strives to make solar power an even more attractive clean solution to the world's energy needs,' said Dr. Zhengrong Shi, Suntech's Chairman and CEO. 'Through our unique collaboration, UNSW students and staff are involved in the complete technology development process, and we are able to transfer new solar technologies to commercial production in a relatively short time.' Dr. Shi, who received his PhD degree from UNSW in 1992, is a specialist in crystalline silicon solar cell technology and holds 10 patents in the field.
Suntech's contribution will fund the research and development of technology that increases the conversion efficiency of solar cells and decreases solar energy's cost per watt. Suntech and UNSW have already co- developed an advanced screen-printing technology based on the use of semiconductor fingers that enables the production of solar cells with up to 18% solar conversion efficiency. The Company has successfully conducted pilot production using this technology and will begin large scale production by the end of this year.
Suntech and UNSW are currently developing technology that can produce cells with 20% solar conversion efficiency with pilot production planned to begin in 2007. Stuart Wenham, Suntech's Chief Technology Officer and Scientia Professor and Director of the Centre of Excellence for Advanced Silicon Photovoltaics and Photonics at UNSW, will lead the research collaboration.
UNSW is the world record holder in silicon solar cell efficiency and a recognized leader in developing crystalline silicon solar cell technology. In addition to this most recent agreement, Suntech also provides funding for a number of UNSW undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships for training in the area of photovoltaic engineering.
http://www.unsw.edu.au/about/pad/about.html
Suntech Establishes Collaborative Research Agreement With University of New South Wales
WUXI, China, Nov. 2 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- Suntech Power Holdings Co., (Nachrichten) Ltd. , one of the world's leading manufacturers of photovoltaic (PV) cells and modules, has announced a new collaborative research agreement with the Centre of Excellence for Advanced Silicon Photovoltaics and Photonics at the University of New South Wales, Australia (UNSW). The agreement, which includes a $1.2 million contribution to UNSW, marks the continuation of a long and productive collaboration between the two institutions.
'Suntech's research relationship with the University of New South Wales strives to make solar power an even more attractive clean solution to the world's energy needs,' said Dr. Zhengrong Shi, Suntech's Chairman and CEO. 'Through our unique collaboration, UNSW students and staff are involved in the complete technology development process, and we are able to transfer new solar technologies to commercial production in a relatively short time.' Dr. Shi, who received his PhD degree from UNSW in 1992, is a specialist in crystalline silicon solar cell technology and holds 10 patents in the field.
Suntech's contribution will fund the research and development of technology that increases the conversion efficiency of solar cells and decreases solar energy's cost per watt. Suntech and UNSW have already co- developed an advanced screen-printing technology based on the use of semiconductor fingers that enables the production of solar cells with up to 18% solar conversion efficiency. The Company has successfully conducted pilot production using this technology and will begin large scale production by the end of this year.
Suntech and UNSW are currently developing technology that can produce cells with 20% solar conversion efficiency with pilot production planned to begin in 2007. Stuart Wenham, Suntech's Chief Technology Officer and Scientia Professor and Director of the Centre of Excellence for Advanced Silicon Photovoltaics and Photonics at UNSW, will lead the research collaboration.
UNSW is the world record holder in silicon solar cell efficiency and a recognized leader in developing crystalline silicon solar cell technology. In addition to this most recent agreement, Suntech also provides funding for a number of UNSW undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships for training in the area of photovoltaic engineering.
http://www.unsw.edu.au/about/pad/about.html
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.086.527 von CleanEarthForNature am 02.11.06 18:15:56
Head of School, Dr Richard Corkish, was an invited keynote speaker at the recent "High Level Closed Conference" within the 2006 International Cooperation Summit for Asia-Pacific CEOs & Provincial Governors and Mayors, held in Wuxi, China. Dr Corkish stressed the excellent existing and possible future cooperations between the School and Chinese businesses and tertiary education institutions. Wuxi is the home to the outstandingly successful Chinese/Australian company and research partner and sponsor of the School, Suntech Power, led by UNSW alumnus, Dr Zhengrong Shi. Former Australian Prime Minister, Mr Bob Hawke, was elevated to the position of Global Chair of the Asia-Pacific at the same closed conference.
http://www.ap-summit.org/index_en.html
Head of School, Dr Richard Corkish, was an invited keynote speaker at the recent "High Level Closed Conference" within the 2006 International Cooperation Summit for Asia-Pacific CEOs & Provincial Governors and Mayors, held in Wuxi, China. Dr Corkish stressed the excellent existing and possible future cooperations between the School and Chinese businesses and tertiary education institutions. Wuxi is the home to the outstandingly successful Chinese/Australian company and research partner and sponsor of the School, Suntech Power, led by UNSW alumnus, Dr Zhengrong Shi. Former Australian Prime Minister, Mr Bob Hawke, was elevated to the position of Global Chair of the Asia-Pacific at the same closed conference.
http://www.ap-summit.org/index_en.html
DurchsuchenBeitrag zu dieser Diskussion schreiben
Zu dieser Diskussion können keine Beiträge mehr verfasst werden, da der letzte Beitrag vor mehr als zwei Jahren verfasst wurde und die Diskussion daraufhin archiviert wurde.
Bitte wenden Sie sich an feedback@wallstreet-online.de und erfragen Sie die Reaktivierung der Diskussion oder starten Sie eine neue Diskussion.
Investoren beobachten auch:
| Wertpapier | Perf. % |
|---|---|
| -0,08 | |
| -1,54 | |
| 0,00 | |
| +14,29 | |
| 0,00 | |
| 0,00 | |
| -2,01 | |
| +0,85 | |
| 0,00 | |
| -12,96 |
Meistdiskutiert
| Wertpapier | Beiträge | |
|---|---|---|
| 189 | ||
| 112 | ||
| 86 | ||
| 67 | ||
| 66 | ||
| 65 | ||
| 62 | ||
| 44 | ||
| 43 | ||
| 41 |
