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REI: energising the future of renewable energy exclusive interview, Joji George shares how REI has managed to empower the renewable energy sector.
What will be the major attractions for REI this time?
“REI provides a fantastic opportunity for industry stakeholders to exchange ideas and garner information about the current and futuristic changes and expectations in the [renewable] sector,” says Joji George, MD, UBM India
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he Renewable Energy India Expo, organised by UBM India, is the nucleus for the renewable energy industry in Asia. The annual event, which is going to take place from September 3-5 at the India Expo Centre, Greater Noida, is the platform to illustrate innovative technological solutions for any fundamental challenges the renewable sector faces. In an
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The 8th edition of Renewable Energy India (REI) will witness multiple business opportunities existing within the solar, wind, bioenergy, smart grids, geothermal and energy efficiency sectors. The event will host pavilions from countries like Japan, USA, Canada, Belgium and Italy. There would also be representation from companies based out of the Catalonian region — the Spanish hub for renewable energy. Another highlight would be the ‘start-up pavilion’, which encourages budding entrepreneurs with a restricted budget to build their business portfolio. The Planning Commission of India will also conduct a session with C STEP. Other highlights would be multiple conferences and sessions discussing the renewable energy sector in great details. There is significant participation from international bodies from Indo-Italian Chamber of Commerce, ACCIO (Govt. of Catalonia), European Business and Technology Centre, Piemonte: Agency for Investment, Export and Tourism. Several eminent speakers like Pashupathy Gopalan, President and MD - Asia Pacific, GCC and South Africa, Sun Edison Energy India Pvt. Ltd.; Craig O'Connor, Director of Business Development – Alternative Energy Group, Export-Import Bank, US; Stefan Muller, COO and Founder Member, Enerpac Energy Pvt. Ltd.; Ravi Khanna, CEO - Solar Business, Aditya Birla Group; and Ajay Goel, CEO, Tata Power Solar would add value to the exhibition.
How do you see the response from industry?
The industry response has been very positive. The 8th edition is expected to host more than 500 exhibitors, 12,000 trade visitors and 1,000 conference delegates from more than 35 countries. Attendees of the 3-day event will benefit from the multiple business opportunities. The event will bring together decision makers, influencers as well as technical experts and professionals from leading companies involved in the renewable energy generation, transmission and distribution across the globe. The key industry players participating in this event include Refex Energy, Borg Energy, Rolta Power, Tata Power Solar, Enerparc Energy, Proinso, Zeversolar, Dupont, DNV GL, C Sun, Bonfiglioli, Phocos, Waaree, Chemtrols Solar, Emmvee Solar, Juwi India, Mahindra EPC, RRB Energy, Inox Wind, LTi REEnergy, Kosol Hiramrut, Sova Power, Harsha Abakus Solar, ABB, SAPA Group, Schneider Electric India, Fronius, Canadian Solar, Delta Energy, Moser Baer, JA Solar, Vikram Solar, Premier Solar, Yingli Solar, GE India, and Centrotherm.
What kind of opportunities does a platform like REI offer to the Indian renewable energy sector?
The Indian renewable energy sector is emerging as an attractive option to provide light and power to areas too remote for grid electrification. Promotion of renewable energy sources is an integral component of the country’s strategy for sustainable development. REI provides a fantastic opportunity for industry stakeholders to exchange ideas and garner information about the current and futuristic changes and expectations in the sector. The exhibition provides a platform for business to expand their horizons
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and benefit from the vast presence of sector specific participants. It is a window to various innovations and product launches and an opportunity to absorb clarity on the Indian regulatory framework for mainstreaming and upscaling of renewable energy.
Are you going to conduct any other conference or seminar along with this event?
REI Expo 2014 will have a 3-day conference featuring insightful discussions, educational conference sessions and networking exchanges with power sector’s leading companies. It will also focus on new technologies and trends representing the future of the power and energy sector. The Planning Commission will release a comprehensive report on the renewable energy sector on the first day of the exhibition. The exhibition will also host a CEO Conclave which will focus on the policies and regulation in the renewable energy sector. Additionally, there are sessions organised on financing and implementation of renewable energy projects.
What is the number of trade visitors you are expecting?
As REI Expo is one of the largest shows on renewable energy, it is expected to attract more than 12,000 trade visitors and 1,000 conference delegates from more than 35 countries.
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Jakson to showcase range of solar products at REI Expo Hall 5, Stall No. 5.59
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stablished in 1945, Jakson Group is a diversified power solutions group in India with strong presence in various sectors. With more than 2,000 employees, Jakson’s sales and service network spread across India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Singapore. The group’s core businesses include generating sets, power distribution, solar power, electrical contracting, GTC, defence and oil, international business and hospitality delivering comprehensive services in the market. At the upcoming REI 2014, Jakson will be exhibiting following product range:
Mobile solar generator
Jakson's mobile solar generator is a compact and portable power that is easy to install and starts generating electricity with minutes. The unit is capable of generating power in the range of 0.5-1.5KW. The product is easily transportable, re-deployable and ideal for use in residential and commercial applications including small offices and remote locations. The product can also store excess energy to meet the power
requirements even during night or non-sunny days generating clean and noise-free energy.
Water purification systems
Jakson SOLAR RO System utilises solar power to purify water by removing impurities and hardness and make it safe for drinking. The product is designed to meet the requirements of residential as well as commercial applications. Available in two variants, Home RO and Outdoor RO, the product features a stand-alone system that uses photovoltaic cells to generate electrical power directly from the sunlight, which is used for water purification process. Jakson solar RO system conforms to IS: 10500 standard of drinking water.
String combiner box
Designed specifically to fulfil the critical temperature demands of PV installations, Jakson’s string combiner box are ideal for landbased solar photo-voltaic (PV) applications that require DC source-circuit combining, fault
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and over-current protection and circuit monitoring. Available in two models, SCBs can accommodate 8, 16 and 24 solar PV strings as per the project’s requirements. The product comes packed in an IP66 polyester enclosure that makes it ideal for use in harsh environmental conditions.
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aaree Energies will be displaying its most popular range of Waaree PV modules, solar water heater and solar gadgets like mobile chargers, camping lights, reading lamp, task light, solar bags and home lighting systems.
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Waaree Energies Ltd is one of the leading players in Indian renewable energy industry. It has a 250 MW PV module manufacturing plant in Surat, with the flexibility to manufacture modules ranging from 1 WP to 400 WP. Waaree has transformed itself from a module manufacturing company to an EPC player with more 180 MW of completed projects under its belt. Waaree is also one of the known EPC players in the solar sector with almost 180 MW of completed projects under its belt. Waaree EPC has successfully commission hybrid projects with solar and DG sets.
Jakson LED-based home lighting system is a solar energy system which is designed to meet energy demands in households that have no access to power. These systems allow easy plug-n-play installation and come in four variants: 10 Wp, 40 Wp, 150 Wp and 250 Wp.
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Waaree Energies Ltd is part of the Waaree group founded in 1989.
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EFUsol, which Advanced Energy acquired in April 2013, will now operate as Advanced Energy in India. Advanced Energy Industries is one of the global leaders in innovative power and control technologies for high-growth, precision power conversion solutions. With the acquisition of REFUsol, Advanced Energy incorporated the company’s three-phase string inverters into its product portfolio as the AE 3TL line. Advanced Energy offers a full suite of inverter products, ranging from single-phase string inverters to award-winning threephase inverters and utility-scale
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central inverters. Advanced Energy inverters are available for worldwide distribution.
Advanced Energy India will now showcase a variety of innovative products, including market-leading string inverters and accessories with new names and designs. For example, the monitoring portal, formerly known as REFUlog, will become a part of AE SiteLink monitoring solutions, and the REFUsol 008 – 023K string inverter series will be known as the AE 3TL 8 - 23K. The same standards of quality and technology will be maintained: the AE 3TL inverter series will continue to be distinguished by high efficiency, reliability and ease of use. Contact: AEI Power India Pvt Ltd Gat no. 433, Shed no. 1 & 2A, Near Weikfield, Village Lonikand, Haveli, Pune – 412216, Maharashtra Tele: +91-20-6678 9700 Email: info-india@aei.com www.advanced-energy.com
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Intertek to have a major presence at REI Expo 2014 Hall 5, Stall No. 5.14
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ntertek is one of the global leaders in quality testing and certification solutions for wind turbines and supports manufacturers of energy generation and distribution equipment with testing and certification that enables faster access to markets worldwide. The company operates in major energy sectors globally including upstream oil and gas, refining and distribution, petrochemical, power generation, nuclear power, solar, bio-fuels and wind. Intertek’s global network of laboratories, offices and field services provide expertise across logistical, testing, inspection, certification and consulting services. It helps clients run their operations efficiently and safely
while protecting expensive assets, products and infrastructure. Intertek has now joined the select group of certification bodies recognized by C-WET which enables it to test and certify complete Wind Turbine Generator Systems (WTGs) per IEC international standards and GL Guidelines for safety and performance of wind turbines.
• CEC for California • JET PVm for Japan • MSC for UK Golden Sun for China • MNRE for India • Bankability Reliability • Plant Audits • Fire testing for compliance to the recently revised UL 1703 standard
According to Intertek, “The REI Expo provides Intertek the opportunity to showcase its expertise and generate awareness of its PV and wind turbine testing capabilities that benefit to its customers. The event is an excellent opportunity to connect with members in the energy sector overall.”
Wind Turbine Testing
Intertek will be briefing visitors about its PV and wind turbine testing services.
PV Testing Services
• One-stop service for safety and performance or reliability testing and certification • PVGAP or CB for IECEE • ETL for North America/Canada
• IEC 61400-xx Accreditation for Type certification (IAS – ISO/IEC guide 65) • IEC 61400-xx Accreditation for Type certification (A2LA – ISO/ IEC 17025) • 2006/95/EC Low Voltage Directive • 2006/42/EC/ Machinery Directive • Certification and testing for North America/Canada GL guidelines 2010 • AWEA 9.1 Standard Testing and Certification • Micro-generation Certification Scheme (MCS) • Field Evaluations and Special Inspections.
Intertek’s participation at REI Expo will enable it to stay abreast with current developments and sector requirements as well as work closely with the industry stakeholders to remain squarely on the cutting edge of renewable technology.
About Intertek
Intertek is a leading quality solutions provider to industries worldwide. From auditing and inspection, to testing, training, advisory, quality assurance and certification, Intertek adds value for its customers by helping improve the quality and safety of their products, assets and processes. With a network of more than 1,000 laboratories and offices and over 36,000 people in more than 100 countries, Intertek supports companies’ success in the global marketplace, by helping customers to meet end users’ expectations for safety, sustainability, performance, integrity and desirability in virtually any market worldwide.
For more details, visit www.intertek. com
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Schneider to showcase innovative solutions from solar business Stall 3.58, Hall-3 them all in ring network via Ring Main Unit.
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chneider Electric India will be participating in Renewable Energy India Expo and will showcase the innovative products and solutions from solar business. The key attractions include XC series inverter, CL Inverters, XW+ inverter/ charger for both rooftop and ground mounted large scale solar plants.
Conext Core XC series
Schneider Electric’s Conext Core XC series inverter is designed for ground-mounted solar farms and large commercial buildings. The Conext Core XC series has best in class efficiency of up to 98.9 per cent and field proven industrial design based on Schneider Electric power drives. Conext Core XC inverter provides flexibility for any photovoltaic type and installation. The Inverter comes with integrated AC and DC switchgears which provide more flexibility for interconnecting with AC and DC system and also reduces the requirement for external switchgears.
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Conext Core XC series inverters captured market very fast worldwide. Schneider Electric launched this product in 2012 in India and since the launch Schneider Electric has become a major player contributing significantly in overall solar inverter sales.
Solar Inverter Sub-station (SISS)
Schneider Electric introduced Solar Inverter Sub-station (SISS) in 2012 which is factory integrated, tested and validated ‘plug and play’ power conversion system, built around two XC series inverter along with MV transformer (both 11KV and 33KV range), medium voltage switchgear, monitoring devices and DC recombiner. This solution gives customer more flexibility, reduced construction lead time, fast installation, lower cost of commissioning etc. The capacity of one SISS is up to 1360KVA and it is easily suited for multi MW plants with multiple quantities to connect
Conext RL inverter The Conext RL is a flexible and efficient residential single-phase transformerless solar inverter available in 3, 4 and 5 kW power ratings. The Conext RL has industry leading peak conversion efficiency of 97.5 per cent and is specially designed to maximise yields for a wide range of rooftops of detached houses and multiple dwellings. The Conext RL will be available in June 2013. Conext TL inverter Schneider Electric has expanded the popular Conext TL line of inverters to include 8 and 10kW power levels – the full product portfolio is now available in 8, 10, 15 and 20 kW models. The Conext TL transformer less grid-tie solar inverter is the ideal solution for commercial buildings, carports and decentralised power plants up to the MW range. It has peak efficiency greater than 98 per cent with a wide voltage range (350 - 850 V) to maximise the ROI. The new Conext TL 8 and 10kW will be available in May 2013. Conext Monitor 20 The Conext Monitor 20 is a compact
and simple remote monitoring and control solution for small PV plants up to 20 kW. The easy to configure Conext Monitor 20 allows PV plant owners to monitor the operating performance of the inverter using a web portal regardless of the location. The Conext Monitor 20 will be available in May 2013. Conext Designer The Conext Designer is a PV system design tool that supports installers in optimising their system designs. The tool allows installers to select Conext range of inverters, wide variety of panels and roof orientation in order to build designs aimed at maximising energy harvest. The Conext Designer will be available in May 2013. Conext SW inverter/charger The Conext SW inverter/charger delivers new value and a new price point to the off-grid solar and backup power marketplace in 2013. The Conext SW inverter/charger is available in 2.5 and 4 kW power ratings, and is a pure sine wave, inverter/charger system with switchable 50/60 Hz functionality available for both 120/240 VAC or 230 VAC models. The Conext SW will be available in May 2013.
Coveme showcases backsheet products for solar panels protection Stall 3.29A, Hall-3 SOLAR MODULE STRUCTURE Glass Encapsulant Solar cell Encapsulant Backsheet dyMat
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oveme, one of the major global backsheet manufacturers, plans to present an expanded range of backsheet products for the protection of solar panels at Renewable Energy India 2014. Coveme has been manufacturing
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BACK-CONTACT SOLAR MODULE STRUCTURE Glass Encapsulant Back-contact cell EBfoil dielectric layer EBfoil backsheet Back-contact
protective films, called backsheets, for PV modules for over 20 years. The first backsheet was produced by Coveme in 1998 in its Italian facility in Gorizia. The backsheet was Tedlar based and launched into the market under the brand dyMat.
In 2008 dyMat PYE range was launched. Today Coveme is one of the global leaders in the manufacturing and development of backsheets based on highgrade PET. Today, the dyMat PYE range is the most sold backsheet worldwide. In 2011 Coveme opened a new production plant in China, thus adapting its production capacity and services to the needs of an ever growing photovoltaic market in Asia. This new high-tech manufacturing plant brings the know-how of Coveme and quality of its dyMat PYE backsheets even closer to its clients.
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Thanks to extensive research and the evolution of photovoltaic module technology, Coveme has recently developed a new highly innovative laminate. It features a flexible electronic circuit printed according to the customer’s pattern and functions as a conductive element between the cells. This new range of backcontact backsheet, called EBfoil improves the photovoltaic panel’s quality by reducing the loss of electrical conductivity and reducing the cell to module (CTM) efficiency loss.
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Experience live operations control room at DNV GL stall Stall 2.89, Hall 2
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NV GL that delivers worldrenowned testing and advisory services to the energy value chain will be based on Stand 2.89 (Hall 2) at the Renewable Energy India Expo 2014. The company will demonstrate live operations control room - its integrated operational asset optimisation offering during the event.
There, one can learn how to drive down asset owner energy costs by reducing risk and maximising energy production and revenue. DNV GL’s expertise spans onshore and offshore wind power, solar, conventional generation, transmission and distribution, smart grids, and sustainable energy
use, as well as energy markets and regulations. Its 3,000 energy experts support clients around the globe in delivering a safe, reliable, efficient, and sustainable energy supply. DNV GL is one of the leading providers of software for a safer, smarter and greener future in the energy, process and maritime
industries. The company’s solutions support a variety of business critical activities including design and engineering, risk assessment, asset integrity and optimisation, QHSE, and ship management. DNV GL also invites industry players to discuss any future collaborations or demonstrations of its software tools.
PROINSO to showcase solar solution Stall 7.98, Hall 7
sponsors, jointly with China-based inverter maker and strategic partner in the Indian market Zeversolar.
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ROINSO, dealer of solar energy solutions worldwide, will be exhibiting its products at Renewable Energy India Expo 2014. Besides being an exhibitor with a portfolio containing over 500 products, PROINSO will be one of the event’s
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Kunal Chandra, Head at PROINSO India, explained that the presence of the company in Renewable Energy India Expo 2014 is in line with the strategy launched two years ago, aimed at strengthening and consolidating its position in the country. “After opening our branch in Mumbai two years ago and with 128 qualified installers based in the country in our international network, the recently signed agreements with Zeversolar (inverters) and JinkoSolar (panels)
made us optimistic as to our place in a market with so high a growth potential as India,” Mr Chandra said. Proinso has sold more than 100 MW in India so far to more than 150 solar PV projects nationwide. In addition, the company has supplied modules and inverters to more than 500 rooftop and ground mount projects in India till date, including 6 PV-diesel fuel save solutions. PROINSO distributes more than 500 PV products globally from about 50 brands and manufacturers. They include inverters, modules, trackers, structures and batteries,
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manufactured by top brands like SMA, JinkoSolar, Yingli Solar, Trina Solar, MECASOLAR and Renusol, among other big names in the industry. Currently, the company’s international network comprises as many as 2,487 qualified installers, it claims. PROINSO specialises in the supply of PV modules, solar kits, inverters, structures and solar trackers, batteries and chargers, solar solutions for urban applications in public areas, vehicle recharging stations, self-consumption installations, stand-alone PV power systems and monitoring systems.
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DEIF’s solar solutions: cost-effective, Canadian eco-friendly Solar sells DEIF Advanced Solar Controller (ASC) enables to share the load between solar PV cell and diesel/gas genset with maximum solar Good Light penetration, thus results in maximised savings even during utility failure solar power plant to BluEarth Mains
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Solar Power – The need of the hour
Across the world, the need to make the energy portfolio environment friendly is a pressing need. Among the renewable sources, solar power is gaining momentum in India with the push given by government and the abundant solar potential in India. The increasing demand is driving down the cost of solar energy which is attracting more and more investment in this sector. While the investment and increasing of solar share in the energy sources is fully justified, it is also equally important to have efficient controls that will enable solar penetration to maximum possible extent including the possibility of exporting the excess power back to the grid.
Challenge with solar
In a contemporary system, solar power can only be utilised as long as the utility supply is available. In the absence of utility, solar power can no longer deliver the power and the diesel generators come in to deliver the backup power. The Solar systems are not geared up to supply power along with the diesel or gas genset as the load sharing between the two groups is a challenge. This leads to burning the fuel (diesel/ gas) for the genset to take the entire load for the duration for which the utility is absent, in spite of solar power source being available.
DEIF’s answer to the challenge
DEIF has come up with an innovative solution to this challenge. DEIF
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introduces the Advanced Solar Controller (ASC), a solution that provides integrated solution for systems with utility, diesel and solar power source. The system provides an interface between the diesel/gas genset and solar, with or without presence of utility power - a solution that enables you to share the load between solar PV cell and diesel/gas genset with maximum solar penetration, thus resulting in maximised savings even during utility failure. DEIF solutions being cost-effective balance your economy and conserve the environment as they are highly efficient. A solar system consists of series of PV cells connected to their respective inverters. DEIF’s solar controller is connected to the master inverter of the group of inverters and interconnected among utility and genset controllers through CAN bus communication. DEIF’s solar controller serves as an interface between solar source and the diesel genset controllers/utility power, namely Advanced Genset Controllers (AGC), over the CAN bus to adjust power output to meet the load requirement with solar system taking the maximum load share. When the utility fails, genset start up to provide the reference and provide minimum load that will let it run efficiently and let the solar meet the rest of the demand. If the solar power output decreases due to bad sunlight, the deficit will be met by diesel/gas genset through the intelligent interface, thus
ensuring reliable supply of power in all conditions. If the export of power from Solar is not demanded then the Advanced Solar Controller will restrict the solar generation to the desired limit.
How much can you save?
On an average, considering power loss of up to 20 hours per week implies that in a year you can have almost 1,000 hours of lack of utility power. Considering that the diesel consumption normally is of 125 litres per hour and assuming 1.5 $/ litre as cost of diesel, for 1,000 hours of no utility power, $ 187.5 per hour is the cost for running a diesel genset for one hour. For 1,000 hours you would spend $ 1,87,500 and for running two gensets, the total spending will be $ 3,75,000 on fuel cost alone. In addition to this, the cost for handling the fuel, managing resources, maintenance of genset, gas emissions, and environmental setbacks add to the overheads. DEIF’s solar solution enables you to use solar power even in the absence of utility with high solar penetration. For example, with a 60 per cent solar penetration one can run just one genset and save on fuel cost of the other in the period of utility failure which implies a saving of $ 1,87,500. Using solar for the additional period of the year can make that period also further green and help maximise the project’s overall return on investment. DEIF’s solar solution can be a boon to India’s evolving solar sector.
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anadian Solar, one of the world's largest solar power companies, recently announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Canadian Solar Solutions Inc., has completed the sale of Good Light, a 10-MW AC solar power plant located in the town of Kawartha Lakes, Ontario, Canada, valued at over $60.3 million to a BluEarth Renewables Inc. subsidiary. This is the second of four planned solar projects being acquired by BluEarth from Canadian Solar, totalling 38.5 MW AC. "We are pleased to announce the closing of the second utility-scale solar power plant to BluEarth Renewables, a private independent renewable power producer. Completing the Good Light project showcases Canadian Solar strength and position as a leading provider of solar energy solutions in Canada. The completion of this utility-scale solar farm has contributed significantly to job creation in Ontario during the construction and development phase through to the power plant operation and management phase. We look forward to continuing our successful cooperation with BluEarth on the remaining two projects and beyond," said Shawn Qu, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Canadian Solar Inc. "BluEarth is pleased to be further expanding our diversified renewable asset base with the addition of the Good Light Solar facility. This addition is an important milestone for BluEarth, bringing us one step closer to meeting our target of having more than $600 million of high-quality, long-term contracted hydro, solar and wind assets online by the end of 2015," said Kent Brown, President and CEO of BluEarth. "We look forward to delivery of the remaining two Ontario projects and a continued relationship with Canadian Solar."
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India drops plan to impose antidumping tariffs on solar cells of power to the public at large.”
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n a major relief to the local solarpower generators, India has decided not to impose anti-dumping tariffs on solar cells imported from the U.S., China, Taiwan and Malaysia, a senior government official said on August 25. Citing imported equipment was being priced below its normal value and was damaging local manufacturers, the Directorate General of Anti-Dumping and Allied Duties recommended the Ministry of Finance to impose anti-dumping duty. The recommendation didn’t receive
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warm welcome from the industry. In a note submitted to the Ministry of Finance by Assocham, it has stated if the anti-dumping duty was imposed, the project cost will increase by 18.83 per cent on minimum side, while it may increase by 75 per cent on maximum side. D.S. Rawat, Secretary General, Assocham, said, “This would also lead to similar cost hikes for the distribution companies, or the government will have to bear this increase in cost of generation of power. This increase in cost of generation of power would ultimately imply increase in the cost
It seems the rejection of a recommendation underscores the emphasis that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has put on the future of solar power in India. The nation had already launched a programme in 2010 to raise solargenerating capacity to 20,000 megawatts by 2022 —bringing solar to about 5 per cent of its power mix from nearly 1 per cent now. The industry also welcomes the move to drop the anti-dumping tariff plans. They said that the state-of-the-art foreign technology and reasonable overseas loans along with the equipment-import deals are crucial to India’s solar plans. Almost 82 per cent of India’s total electricity generated comes from thermal power sources, and India has been pulling out all the stops to shift its power generation base to renewable energy sources, especially solar.
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Fuji Electric to promote technology Hall No 1, Stall No 1.46
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uji Electric India Pvt. Ltd., a 100 per cent subsidiary of Fuji Electric Group, will be displaying a range of products at the 8th REI Expo 2014.
Products on display:
• EMS software for achieving optimisation in the Iron and steel industry • Smart Grid demonstration project • Stabilised power quality with balanced supply and demand achieved at a smart industrial parks • Steam turbine plants • Power conditioning system for mega solar generation plant • DCS MICREX-VieW XX • Frenic - HVAC and Frenic – Ace, Variable Frequency Drives • Gas analysers.
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Researchers create transparent solar concentrator
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ata Power Solar (TPS) and British Gas, announced the commissioning of a 3,475,000 kWh commercial solar PV installation for Toyota Motor Manufacturing (UK) Ltd. The installation, which was officially switched on 21st August at Toyota Manufacturing UK’s engine production centre at Deeside in North Wales, will feed directly into Toyota UK's electrical distribution network used to power manufacturing operations at the site, home to European production of Toyota petrol and hybrid petrol engines. The solar plant is set to significantly reduce the site’s carbon emissions and has the potential to generate enough electricity to produce up to 22,500 engines a year.
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team of researchers at Michigan State University (MSU) has developed a new type of solar concentrator. When placed over a window, the solar concentrator creates solar energy while allowing people to actually see through the window. It is called a transparent luminescent solar concentrator and can be used on buildings, cell phones, and any other device that has a clear surface. Research in the production of energy from solar cells placed around luminescent plastic-like materials is not new. These past efforts, however, have yielded poor results: the energy production was inefficient and the materials were highly coloured. “No one wants to sit behind coloured glass,” said Lunt, an assistant professor of chemical engineering and materials science. “It makes for a very colourful environment like working in a disco. We take an approach where we actually make the luminescent active layer itself transparent.” The solar harvesting system uses small organic molecules developed by Lunt and his team to absorb specific nonvisible wavelengths of sunlight. “We can tune these materials to pick up just the ultraviolet and the near infrared wavelengths that then
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‘glow’ at another wavelength in the infrared,” he said. The “glowing” infrared light is guided to the edge of the plastic where it is converted to electricity by thin strips of photovoltaic solar cells. “Because the materials do not absorb or emit light in the visible spectrum, they look exceptionally transparent to the human eye,” Lunt said. One of the benefits of this new development is its flexibility. While the technology is at an early stage, it has the potential to be scaled to commercial or industrial applications with an affordable cost. “It opens a lot of area to deploy solar energy in a non-intrusive way,” Lunt said. “It can be used on tall buildings with lots of windows or any kind of mobile device that demands high aesthetic quality like a phone or e-reader. Ultimately, we want to make solar harvesting surfaces that you do not even know are there.” Lunt said more work is needed in order to improve its energyproducing efficiency. Currently, it is able to produce a solar conversion efficiency close to 1 per cent, but noted they aim to reach efficiencies beyond 5 per cent when fully optimised. The best coloured LSC has an efficiency of around 7 per cent.
Ajay Goel, CEO, Tata Power Solar said, “Our partnership with British Gas is the beginning of a great working relationship and we see huge potential in the UK and Europe market for solar. This project is a testimony to our products’ high quality and global competitiveness.” Almost 13,000 multi-crystalline panels, supplied by Tata Power Solar, were manufactured in their Bangalore, India plant. It has the potential to produce 3,475,000 kWh of electricity, reducing the Toyota plant’s CO2 emissions by over 1,800 tonnes a year. That is equivalent to the combined weight of more than 1,260 Toyota Auris hatchbacks. Jim Crosbie, TMUK Deeside Plant
Director, Toyota Manufacturing UK, said, “The new solar array demonstrates that as much as Toyota is famous for building lower carbon vehicles, we are just as focused on developing greener production methods and nurturing awareness of environmental issues among our members, and our local communities. Not only will the solar array reduce our carbon footprint, it will also demonstrate to the wider Welsh and UK manufacturing sector the tangible benefits renewable energy can deliver.” Speaking about the project Gab Barbaro, Managing Director, British Gas Business Services, said, “We are delighted to partner with Tata Power Solar to jointly deliver this project for Toyota.” “This project shows that solar is a viable energy solution for companies operating in the heavy industry sector.” “At British Gas, we’re committed to offering businesses innovative renewable technology that will deliver a reliable supply of energy, long-term financial returns and significant carbon reduction.” Tata Power Solar, erstwhile known as Tata BP Solar, is one of the very few companies globally to have a long operating history of 25 years, which also corresponds to the operational life of its solar modules. TPS has till date exported over 600 MW of modules globally. TPS’ modules are rated as Tier 1 in Bankability by GTM Research, a globally recognised PV market research firm.
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and commissioning of the turbines and operation and maintenance. The agreement also includes a comprehensive operations and maintenance agreement for 10 years. Commenting on this order, Ramesh Kymal, Chairman and Managing Director at Gamesa India said, “We are delighted to receive such a valuable repeat order from an emerging independent power producer. It clearly proves our expertise in the domain and a strong presence in the Indian wind industry.”
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eckhoff’s PC-based Control makes it possible to integrate operational management, pitch control, inverter control, condition monitoring, and visualisation on a single CPU. Even integration into very fast wind farm controllers becomes quick and easy. PC and EtherCAT technology, as well as a modular, finely scalable range of standard software and hardware components, represents a globally accessible and proven system solution that enables efficient, economical utilisation of wind energy. The new CX5100 Embedded PC series is ideally suited as a central control platform for wind turbines. The compact and robust DIN railmountable Embedded PCs with a directly attached I/O system can be equipped with one, two or four processor cores and offer high performance at a lower price point. The CX51xx can handle all control tasks for a wind turbine, including visualisation, safety, and Condition Monitoring. The Beckhoff automation software TwinCAT 3 supports multi-core technology, making it possible to implement computing-intensive tasks such as Condition Monitoring on a separate core. The high processing speed of the CX51xx also removes limitations when installing additional software.
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the high-precision EL3632 EtherCAT Terminals for vibration measurement or the EL3356-0010 for analysis of strain gauges can be easily added to the existing I/O system. The sampled raw data are available for higher-level software solutions. The user’s CMS software, which is integrated in the control system via an open interface such as OPC, facilitates analysis and initiation of downstream services. The integrated solution does away with the conventional “black box”. In other words, complex coupling of hardware-based condition monitoring systems with the control system is no longer necessary. Users benefit not only from flexible expandability and significantly lower system costs, but also from improved diagnostics.
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networking
amesa Wind Turbines Pvt. Ltd., a leading wind turbine OEM in India, has signed a repeat order of 80 MW wind power project with an independent power producer. Under this contract Gamesa would be supplying in two places, 25 units G97-2.0 MW turbines at Tagguparthi, Andhra Pradesh and 15 units of G97-2.0MW turbines at Dewas, Madhya Pradesh. The commissioning is scheduled to be completed by March 2015. Gamesa would be responsible for the full scope of site development, supply
Gamesa is present in India as technology provider and wind farm developer. The company has installed over 1,100 MW and manages capacity of more than 850 MW under O&M agreements. In its capacity as wind farm developer, Gamesa’s pipeline in India stands at 4,300 MW.
35 MW Free Field, Ground Mount MW Scale Commissioned 80 MW Under Construction Roof Top Systems
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Beckhoff sets new standards in wind farm networking with regard to ultra-fast response to voltage drops or changing requirements. Systems based on EtherCAT provide instantaneous values of current and voltage, recorded at the feed-in point, gathering up to 10,000 samples per second. In the event of a voltage drop, the set value specification for all wind turbines can be updated across the entire wind farm network in less than 1 ms. The measurement readings of all wind turbines and measurements at the feed-in point can be synchronised to a timeframe of less than 1 µs, with corresponding control of current, voltage, and frequency, as well as providing optimum grid support.
He added, “We value this relationship and confident that our G97-2.0 MW will surely be able to maximise the return on investment for the IPP’s.”
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A H Enterprises (Sparco Batteries)
7.113
7
ABB India Limited
7.87
7
Exhibitor
Stand No. Hall
Changzhou Bollard Purchase Service Co., Ltd
3.34B
3
CHANGZHOU FENGGUO JIN’E CABLE CO.,LTD
5.7
5
Exhibitor
Stand No. Hall 5
Inter Solar Systems Pvt. Ltd.
3.49
3
Ganges Internationale Pvt Ltd.
7.79
7
Intertek India
5.14
5
Italian Trade Agency
3.24A
3
Gautam Solar Pvt Ltd.
3.74
3
1
5.32
5
JA Solar Holdings Co.,Ltd
1.44
GE India Gem Batteries Pvt Ltd.
1.83
1
Jakson Engineers Ltd.
5.59
5
JFE Engineering Corporation
1.54
1
Jiangsu GMO Hi-Tech Co., Ltd
7.49A
7
JIANGSU GREEN POWER PV CO.,LTD
1.81
1
Jiangsu Hongyu Solar Industry Co.,Ltd
3.15
3
Jiangsu Jiasheng Photovoltaic Technology Co., Ltd
5.9
5
JIANGSU JIUHUA ENERGY AND TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
5.109
5
Jiangxi Risun Solar Energy Co.,Ltd
7.52
7
JIANGYIN CHANGXIN INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD
1.82
1
Jiangyin Huafang New Energy Hi-Tech Equipment Co., Ltd
5.5
5
Jiangyin Keqiang Industry Rubberized Co.,Ltd
5.8
5
Jinko Solar Co., Ltd
3.35
3
JMC International Inc.
2.83
2
JMV LPS Limited
4.4
4
2.73
2
ACE Infrastructure
5.19
5
Aditi Solar Pvt. Ltd.
7.106
7
Agni Power and Electronics Pvt Ltd.
2.76
2
Changzhou Trina Solar Energy Co., Ltd.
7.84
7
GeoModel Solar
5.95
5 7
Ajit Solar Pvt Ltd.
2.55
2
5.28
5
GG Cables and Wires Pvt. Ltd.
7.62
Chemtrols Solar Pvt. Ltd.
Akshaya Solar Power (India) Pvt. Ltd.
5.15
5
3
3.36
3
Godrej & Boyce Mfg. Ltd.
3.41
Chinaland Solar Energy Co., Ltd.
Alectrona Papers and Energy Ltd. (Empire Photovoltaics)
2.56
2
5
1.16
1
Goldi Green Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
5.39
Chinayard Co.,LTD CHUGAI RO CO., LTD.
1.58
1
GSE
3.29B
3
Gsolar Power Co., LTD
3.78
3
GUANG DONG EAST POWER CO., LTD
7.39A
7
Allied Glasses Pvt Ltd.
1.14
1
Allied Moulded Enclosure Products (I) Pvt Ltd.
5.91
5
Alom Extrusions Limited
3.45
Alpex Exports Pvt. Ltd.
7.66
3.37
3
CHUNG-HUA INSTITUTION FOR ECONOMIC
2.74
2
3.47
3
Guizhou Symbiotic Technology Co., Ltd.
7.5C
7
3
CITEL Surge Protection Pvt Ltd.
2.1
2
Gujarat Borosil Ltd.
7.1
7
7
CN GPOWER Gearbox Co., Ltd
1.61B
1
Consul Consolidated Pvt Ltd.
4.8
4
Haining Chaoda Import And Export Co.,Ltd
1.2
1
Convert Italia S.p.A.
2.49
2
Haining Huafeng Solar Collector Tubes Co., Ltd Haining Huali Solar Energy Industry Co., Ltd.
1.67
1
3.88
3
Alpha Technologies Ltd 1
Stand No. Hall
5.81
ACCIO (Government of Catalonia)
Changzhou Sveck PV New Material Co.,Ltd
Exhibitor
GalileiSolar India Pvt Ltd.
Altios Consulting Pvt Ltd.
1.11
Ammini Solar Pvt. Ltd.
7.11
7
Coveme
3.29A
3
AMSC India Pvt Ltd.
1.72
1
Daksh Energy Systems
5.79
5
Anhui Aixin Imp.&Exp. Co., Ltd
7.5A
7
Darfon Electronics (ACVA Solar)
7.91
7
Haining Sanneng Solar Water Heater Co., Ltd.
Archimebe Solar Energy
3.24
3
DEHN India Pvt. Ltd.
7.85
7
HALM
7.37
7
ARKEMA
5.83
5
Deity Fuel Energy Pvt Ltd.
3.48
3
Hangzhou First PV Material Co., Ltd
3.9
3
3.33
3
Jurchen Technology India Pvt. Ltd.
3.32
3
Auto & Construction Equipment Corp.
1.77
1
AW Solution GmbH
7.37
7
Azure Power India Private Ltd.
5.22
Ballard Power Systems
Delta Power Solutions India Pvt Ltd.
5.47
5
Hareon Solar Technology Co., Ltd
5
Deshmukh Solar Energy Pvt. Ltd.
7.68
7
Harsha Abakus Solar P. Ltd.
3.63
3
Juwi India Renewable Energies Pvt. Ltd.
5.84
5
2.33
2
2.33
2
5
5
3
Kaihatsu Techo Centre Pvt. Ltd.
7.14
3.34A
DNV GL
2.89
2
HEBEI GUANGYANG SOLAR TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD
5.96
Baoding Yitong PV Science & Technology CO.,Ltd
Development Consultants Pvt. Ltd.
1
7.37
5.35
5
7
Benning
E. I. DuPont India Pvt. Ltd.
7.26
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
1.47
Hensel Electric India Pvt. Ltd.
KOBE STEEL, LTD
1.26
1
Eastsun Power Co.,Ltd
1.36
1
HHV Solar Technologies Pvt Ltd.
3.68
3
Koenen
7.37
7
EASTWEST ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD
1.3
1
Hikari Kikai Seisakusho
1.48A
1
KOMAI HALTEC
1.25
1
5
2.75
2
Komax Automation India Pvt Ltd.
7
5.54
Hild Energy Pvt Ltd.
7.42
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Hitachi Group
1.31
1
3
1.29
1
Kosol Hiramrut Energies Pvt Ltd.
3.62
Hitachi Zosen Hi-Tech Pipes Ltd.
7.117
7
Kotak Urja Pvt Ltd.
5.78
5
Hong-Ming Technology Co., Ltd.
2.74
2
KOTRA
2.93
2
Krempel GmbH
7.108
7
Huizhou Sinpo New Material Co.,Ltd
2.53
2
Leatec Fine Ceramics Co., Ltd.
2.12
2
LEONI Cable Solutions (India) Pvt Ltd.
5.27
5
7
Bergen Group of Companies
2.71
2
BizLink Interconnect Technology (India) Pvt Ltd.
7.24
Blistech International Pvt Ltd.
3.44
3
Elcom International Pvt. Ltd.
2.14
2
Bonfiglioli Transmissions (Pvt.) Ltd.
3.31
3
Emergent Ventures India
1.13
1
Emmvee Photovoltaic Power Pvt Ltd.
3.66
3
Enerparc Energy Pvt Limited
5.41
5
Hyquip Group
2.41
2
Enertech UPS Pvt Ltd.
3.32A
3
Idénergie
2.33
2
Enerzea Power
7.73
7
2.27
2
1
5.76
5
LINAN XINRAN SOLAR EQUIPMENT CO.LTD
1.5
ENLOG L.L.C
Infineon Technologies India Pvt Ltd.
Ensto India Pvt Ltd.
5.45
5
2.48
2
Linuo Power
3.2
3
EnvironmentFirst Energy Services (P) Ltd.
2.65C
2
InfiniteERCAM Solar Systems India Pvt. Ltd.
Loraxian Inc.
2.33
2
3.5
LTI
7.37
7
Ercon Composites
7.27
7
Ingeteam Power Technology, SA
Lubi Electronics
3.51
3
ET Solar Group
1.37
1
3.65
3
Euro Multivision Ltd.
7.48
7
Corporation
Luvata Malaysia Sdn Bhd
First Wind Turbine Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
1.12
1
Innorel Systems Pvt Ltd.
1.18
1
Mahindra EPC Services Pvt. Ltd.
2.44
2
Fronius India Pvt Ltd.
2.72
2
INOX Wind Ltd.
1.64
1
5.94
5
Fugesco
2.33
2
3
1.46
1
Max Electronics (Trontek)
3.56
Fuji Electric CO.,Ltd.
Institut de Recherche d'Hydro-Québec (IREQ
MARUTI Rub Plast Pvt Ltd.
7
Borg Energy India Pvt Ltd.
5.43
5
Bright Solar Pvt Ltd.
7.92
7
Brij Footcare Pvt. Ltd.
3.73
3
Bruker-Spaleck Solar Technology (Taicang) Co., Ltd.
5.13
5
C&S Electric Limited
5.57
5
Canadian High Commission
2.33
2
Canadian Solar International Limited
2.35
2
CEEG (Nanjing) Renewable Co., Ltd. (China Sunergy)
7.59
7
Centrotherm Photovoltaics India Pvt. Ltd.
7.44
7
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5.75
5
MECO Meters Pvt Ltd.
7.119
7
Microsea (Guangzhou) New Energy Technology Co., Ltd
1.1
1
Mitsubishi Chemical Engineering
1.55
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding
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Plaza Power & Infrastructure Co.
7.55
7
ShangHai SunBy Solar Technology Co.,Ltd
5.104
5
Tapan Solar Energy Pvt. Ltd.
3.53
3
Polene Solar
2.86
2
3.4
3
Targray India Pvt Ltd.
7.17
7
Polycraft Puf Machine Pvt Ltd.
1.8
1
Shanghai Sunlont New Energy Technology Co.,P.R.China
5.95A
5
1
Power One Micro Systems P Ltd.
5.92
5
Shanghai Yuluxue Solar Technology Co., Ltd
1.66
1
Tata BlueScope Steel Ltd.
3.64
3
1.32
1
Powermaster Engineers Pvt Ltd.
1.84
1
3.81
3
TBEA SunOasis Co., Ltd
3.38
3
1
1.9
1
Team Sustain
5.67+66+65
1.48A
POWERMAX Energies Pvt Ltd.
Shenzhen Amput Electronic Technology Co. Ltd
TATA Power Solar Systems Limited
5
5.6
5
3
1.63
1
Ten Sources Solar Electricity Limited
3.1
Premier Solar Powertech Pvt Ltd.
Shenzhen Boda Solar Technology Co., Ltd.
7.39B
7
2
1.63A
1
Tensky International Co., Ltd.
2.74
Premier Solar Systems Pvt Ltd.
SHENZHEN GROWATT NEW ENERGY TECHNOLOGY Co.,LTD
1
3
2
1.42
3.28A
2.92
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Shenzhen Hongrun Ouguan Electronics Technology Co., Ltd
Tianwei New Energy Holdings Co.,Ltd
5.88
5
Shenzhen JCN New Energy Technology Co.,Ltd
1.61D
1
Toshiba Corporation
1.49
1
Trinity Touch Pvt. Ltd.
5.11
5
Shenzhen JingFuYuan Tech.Co.Ltd.
7.39
7
Twincity Sunlife Pvt Ltd. (Proinso)
7.98
7
Shenzhen Kstar Science & Technology Co., Ltd
1.43
1
Tynsun Solar Energy Corp.
2.74
2
SHENZHEN SHUORI NEW ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD
3.3
3
UL India Pvt Ltd. (Underwriters Laboratories)
3.55
3
Shenzhen Xinhonghua Solar-Energy Co., Ltd
5.102
5
Uniline Energy Systems Pvt Ltd.
2.82
2
Shilpa Chemspec Intl. P. Ltd.
7.95
7
Unique Max
7.116
7
Vasundara Automation & Engg. Services Pvt Ltd.
2.42
2
Vikram Solar Pvt. Ltd.
1.34
1
Vista Solar
1.78
1
VT Telematica
3.28B
3
Waaree Energies Pvt. Ltd.
5.82
5
MMC Ontario Ltd./ Nuworld R&D Modern Solar (P) Ltd.
7.13
7
Mondragon Corporacion
5.38
5
Nano Win Technology Co., Ltd.
2.74
2
PV Line Pvt Ltd.
1.79
1
3.18
3
NEC Corporation
1.48
1
Neety Euro Asia Solar Energy
7.47
7
Qinhuangdao Boostsolar Photovoltaic Equipment Co., Ltd.
5.99
5
Neosol Technologies Pvt Ltd
3.54
3
QINHUANGDAO ZENITHSOLAR TECHNOLOGICAL CO.,LTD Rajasthan Electronics & Instruments Ltd. (REIL)
2.78
2
Ramkrishna Iron Works Pvt Ltd.
5.69
5
Raydean Industries
2.15
2
Rays Power Experts Pvt Ltd.
5.87
5
Refex Energy Ltd.
5.51
5
REFU Solar Electronics Pvt Ltd.
7.64
7
RenewSys
7.101
7
7.103
7
SINOWARE TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED Solantro Semiconductor Corp
New Dawn Energy Solutions New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) [DENTSU INC.]
1.33
NexPower Technology Corp.
2.74
2
NGK INSULATORS, LTD.
1.51
1
1
NHP
3.27A
3
NIHON SEKKEI INC.
1.56
1
Ningbo GZX PV Technology Co., Ltd
3.46
3
Renhe Photovotlaic technology Co Ltd.
1.75
1
NINGBO HENGSHI METAL MATERIALS CO.,LTD
3.87
3
Resun Solar Energy Co.,Ltd Rolta Power Pvt. Ltd.
7.94
7
Ningbo Maxsolar Co., Ltd
3.14
3
Roop Arinna Fabricators Pvt Ltd.
7.71
Ningbo OSDA Solar Co., Ltd
2.87
2
Rotomag Motors & Controls Pvt. Ltd.
Ningbo Sun Rise Electronic Technology Co., Ltd
3.12
3
RRB Energy Limited
NINGBO YAXIANG ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD
5.105
Nippon Steel & Sumikin Engineering
1.57
NMTronics (India) Pvt. Ltd.
3.43
3
Nuevosol Energy Pvt. Ltd.
7.31
7
OBO Bettermann India Pvt Ltd.
4.1
4
SFC Co., Ltd.
2.13
Panasonic Corporation
1.24
1
SgurrEnergy India Pvt Ltd.
7.4
Pennar Engineered Building System
7.38
7
Shan Solar Pvt. Ltd.
7.97
7
Perfect Power Equipments
7.111
7
Shandong HengShuo automation equipment manufacturing Co., Ltd.
1.7
1
PH Power
3.27B
3
3
3.45
3
Pi4
7.37
7
Shanghai Aerospace Automobile Electromechanical Co.,Ltd
3.26
Phocos India Solar (P) Ltd. Pilot Industries Limited
7.56
7
PIXELA Corporation
1.49A
1
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Saga University
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5.36 2.94
5 2
Vizimax Inc.
Solar Solutions India
3.21
3
Wattmon
2.57B
2
5.98
5
7
Solarland(Wuxi)Electric Power Technology Limited
Westech Solar Technology Wuxi Co.,Ltd
3.16
3
5.1
5
Sonali Energees Pvt. Ltd.
5.53
5
7.105
7
1.38
1
SOVA Power Ltd.
5.46
5
Wind and Sun Technologies (Helios Systems)
Spire Corporation
5.62
7
1
Splendor Tourex Pvt. Ltd.
3,5
Windoi Energy (Urjakart)
1.85
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Yingli Green Energy Company Limited
1.61
1
Zhejiang Chinatide Solar&Luminous Energy Co.,Ltd
3.83
3
Zhejiang Eifesun Energy Technology Co., Ltd.
1.69
1
Zhejiang Gaodele New Energy Co., Ltd.
3.13
3
Zhejiang Jiali wind power technology Co.,Ltd
3.11
3
Zhejiang Meida New Energy Technology Co.,ltd.
1.6
1
Zhejiang Zhonghuan Sunter PV Technology Co.,Ltd
7.15
7
Zhuhai Gmee Solar Equipment Co., Ltd.
3.57
3
Zhuhai Linksun Equipmet Co.,Ltd
7.5B
7
ZNSHINE PV-TECH CO.,LTD
7.49B
7
1.26
1
SAPA Extrusion India
2.77
2
Schneider Electric
3.58
3
Scorpius Trackers Pvt Ltd. (Chroma Energy)
3.72
3
Statcon Power Controls Ltd.
2.9
2
Seabell International Co.,Ltd.
1.28
1
Steel Plantech
1.56A
1
SEMIKRON Electronics Pvt Ltd.
7.53
STRATMIN 7
Studer Innotec India Pvt Ltd.
3.69
Sukriti Vidyut Udyog Pvt Ltd.
2.7
2
2
Suncraft Energy Pvt Ltd.
2.95
2
7
SunSwitch India (P) Ltd.
2.46
2
Sunworld Tech Corp.
7.9
7
Supreme Solar System
3.22
3
Surana Ventures Limited
3.67
3
SWELECT Energy Systems Ltd.
2.45
2
Taiflex Scientific Co., Ltd.
2.74
2
Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA)
2.74
2
Services nucléaires Montréal
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1.61C
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