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Tongwei initiating 20GW solar cell capacity expansion plans
By Mark Osborne Nov 08, 2017
https://www.pv-tech.org/news/tongwei-initiating-20gw-solar-c…
China-based integrated and merchant PV manufacturer Tongwei Group is starting capacity expansion plans at its subsidiary Tongwei Solar (Hefei) Co at two locations in China at a cost of US$1.8 billion over the next three to five years.
Tongwei has a strategic goal of building a world-class clean energy enterprise and recently opened its high-efficiency monocrystalline solar cell plant in Chengdu, China with an initial nameplate capacity of 2GW.
The plant also hosts the world’s first technically unmanned monocrystalline solar cell production line under the intelligent manufacturing term, 4.0.
Tongwei is investing around RMB 12 billion (US$1.8 billion) in total constructing new cell manufacturing facilities at Hefei Solar’s facilities in the Hefei High-tech Industrial Development Zone in Hefei City to provide nameplate capacity of 10GW, while a further 10GW of capacity will be housed in the Southwest Airport Economic Development Zone of Shuangliu District, Chengdu City.
Construction on the new projects is expected to start in November, 2017 and production ramped in phases over the next three to five years.
With the recent opening of its new 2GW plant, Tongwei has monocrystalline cell capacity of around 3.4GW. The company also has around 2GW of multicrystalline solar cell capacity and recently completed a 5,000MT polysilicon plant expansion, bringing nameplate production capacity to 20,000MT.
The company is also undertaking the construction of a new 50,000MT polysilicon plant.
Tongwei initiating 20GW solar cell capacity expansion plans
By Mark Osborne Nov 08, 2017
https://www.pv-tech.org/news/tongwei-initiating-20gw-solar-c…
China-based integrated and merchant PV manufacturer Tongwei Group is starting capacity expansion plans at its subsidiary Tongwei Solar (Hefei) Co at two locations in China at a cost of US$1.8 billion over the next three to five years.
Tongwei has a strategic goal of building a world-class clean energy enterprise and recently opened its high-efficiency monocrystalline solar cell plant in Chengdu, China with an initial nameplate capacity of 2GW.
The plant also hosts the world’s first technically unmanned monocrystalline solar cell production line under the intelligent manufacturing term, 4.0.
Tongwei is investing around RMB 12 billion (US$1.8 billion) in total constructing new cell manufacturing facilities at Hefei Solar’s facilities in the Hefei High-tech Industrial Development Zone in Hefei City to provide nameplate capacity of 10GW, while a further 10GW of capacity will be housed in the Southwest Airport Economic Development Zone of Shuangliu District, Chengdu City.
Construction on the new projects is expected to start in November, 2017 and production ramped in phases over the next three to five years.
With the recent opening of its new 2GW plant, Tongwei has monocrystalline cell capacity of around 3.4GW. The company also has around 2GW of multicrystalline solar cell capacity and recently completed a 5,000MT polysilicon plant expansion, bringing nameplate production capacity to 20,000MT.
The company is also undertaking the construction of a new 50,000MT polysilicon plant.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 55.965.018 von Wertefinder1 am 17.10.17 12:55:20Ich denke, das Wort "Monetarisierungsstrategie" hat das Zeug zu meinem Lieblingswort 2017. :-)
Ganz schlau eingefädelt - Hut ab!
Canadian Solar Announces Pricing of the Initial Public Offering of Canadian Solar Infrastructure Fund, Inc. in Japan
http://investors.canadiansolar.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=196781&p=…
Canadian Solar Announces Pricing of the Initial Public Offering of Canadian Solar Infrastructure Fund, Inc. in Japan
http://investors.canadiansolar.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=196781&p=…
Canadian Solar Enters Binding Contracts for the Sale of Three Solar Farms Totalling 117 MWp in Queensland, Australia
Canadian Solar Schedules Third Quarter 2017 Earnings Conference Call on November 9th and Updates on the Monetization of Its Solar Power Plant Assets
http://investors.canadiansolar.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=196781&p=…
Canadian Solar Schedules Third Quarter 2017 Earnings Conference Call on November 9th and Updates on the Monetization of Its Solar Power Plant Assets
http://investors.canadiansolar.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=196781&p=…
Canadian Solar lists project fund on Tokyo exchange
By John Parnell Sep 27, 2017
Canadian Solar’s Japanese project fund has been approved for listing by the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
The Canadian Solar Infrastructure Fund (CSIF) will initially purchase 13 projects from Canadian Solar with a capacity of 72.7MW. The parent company will serve as the fund’s sole sponsor.
Asset management and O&M subsidiaries of Canadian Solar will be engaged by the fund.
Canadian Solar has a 362MW late-stage development pipeline in Japan, according to an investor presentation in August.
Japan is one of just eight markets the company is targeting for near-term project development. Speaking after a 52.5MW project completion in the country in July, Dr. Shawn Qu, chairman and CEO of Canadian Solar said: "This is a milestone as we continue to make progress in developing and delivering our high-value solar project pipeline in this important market."
By John Parnell Sep 27, 2017
Canadian Solar’s Japanese project fund has been approved for listing by the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
The Canadian Solar Infrastructure Fund (CSIF) will initially purchase 13 projects from Canadian Solar with a capacity of 72.7MW. The parent company will serve as the fund’s sole sponsor.
Asset management and O&M subsidiaries of Canadian Solar will be engaged by the fund.
Canadian Solar has a 362MW late-stage development pipeline in Japan, according to an investor presentation in August.
Japan is one of just eight markets the company is targeting for near-term project development. Speaking after a 52.5MW project completion in the country in July, Dr. Shawn Qu, chairman and CEO of Canadian Solar said: "This is a milestone as we continue to make progress in developing and delivering our high-value solar project pipeline in this important market."
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 55.077.781 von Straßenkoeter am 04.06.17 16:08:40Der Aktienkurs könnte sich aber auch mehr als verdreifachen
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3257310-canadian-solar-plus-5-…
Der Analyst - weltweit eher als "Solarbär" und "Obershorter der Solarbranche" bekannt - verweist auf die Verträge in Japan und die Projektpipeline in India, China, Brasilien, Großbritannien und Australien.
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3257310-canadian-solar-plus-5-…
Der Analyst - weltweit eher als "Solarbär" und "Obershorter der Solarbranche" bekannt - verweist auf die Verträge in Japan und die Projektpipeline in India, China, Brasilien, Großbritannien und Australien.
Nach dem Trump den Klimaschutz mit Füssen tritt ist hier ein kontiunierlicher Absturz denkbar.
Ich beobachte die Branche immer noch, weil Energiegeneration aus Photovoltaik meines Erachtens ein Wachstumsfeld ist. Aber ich sehe kaum geeignete, börsennotierte Unternehmen, die davon profitieren könnten.
Canadian Solar und First Solar scheinen mir unter den Produzenten die interessantesten zu sein, aber bei beiden sind die Risiken wohl auch größer als die Chancen. Hauptproblem ist die Abwärtsspirale beiden Modulpreisen durch den hohen Wettbewerbsdruck.
Canadian Solar und First Solar scheinen mir unter den Produzenten die interessantesten zu sein, aber bei beiden sind die Risiken wohl auch größer als die Chancen. Hauptproblem ist die Abwärtsspirale beiden Modulpreisen durch den hohen Wettbewerbsdruck.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.471.180 von Grid-Party am 25.05.16 08:58:48
-inzwischen geht es nicht mehr nur um FiT-Märkte
-Batterien könnten bald was werden
Neben CSIQ beobachte ich FSLR, REC, TSL, JSL, Shunfeng, GCL, Hanwha Q-Cells, SMA, SEDG, SPWR, ...
ist keine rein CSIQ-spezifische Entscheidung,
habe mir nach einigen Jahren der Abstinenz mal wieder Startpositionen der m.E. noch im Rennen befindlichen PV-Player zugelegt, weil ich das Thema wieder spannender finde:-inzwischen geht es nicht mehr nur um FiT-Märkte
-Batterien könnten bald was werden
Neben CSIQ beobachte ich FSLR, REC, TSL, JSL, Shunfeng, GCL, Hanwha Q-Cells, SMA, SEDG, SPWR, ...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.471.180 von Grid-Party am 25.05.16 08:58:48http://www.pv-tech.org/editors-blog/snec-day-2-snapshot-from…
"Ash Sharma, IHS senior research director: IHS predicts that tier 1 modules are sold out for the first half of 2016."
Nach einigen dunklen Szenarien für 2016 liest sich das doch ganz gut.
"Ash Sharma, IHS senior research director: IHS predicts that tier 1 modules are sold out for the first half of 2016."
Nach einigen dunklen Szenarien für 2016 liest sich das doch ganz gut.
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