Solar Is Booming – but German Industry Is Once Again Threatening to Disintegrate

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The energy transition in Germany is progressing steadily. Current data show new record values for renewable energies. However, the potential in Germany remains largely unused.

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More and more German solar plants are installing themselves on roofs and balconies. However, the industry has found it difficult, as a bankruptcy confirms.

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Germany would like to switch to alternative energies as quickly as possible. And the solar expansion is even progressing at a high pace. However, this does not really help one of the most important manufacturers of solar modules in Germany. Because the market is rolled up by cheap solar modules from China. And a real reaction of German politics, the solar manufacturers in Germany to [...] The article Solar cell manufacturer Meyer Burger: Prelimi…

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The article Despite photovoltaic boom: German solar industry again on the abyss first appeared in the online magazine BASIC thinking. About our newsletter UPDATE you start the day with excellent information. Despite a persistent photovoltaic boom, the German solar industry is again facing the end. Price decline, low-cost imports and lack of political support drive former flagship companies into bankruptcy. As an energy supplier, the sun has grow…

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After the collapse of Meyer Burger: Asia pushes prices, German companies break in. Does the domestic solar industry still have a future? The article Solar energy at the crossroads: How Germany fights for the future first appeared on ingenieur.de - Jobbörse und Nachrichtenportal für Ingenieure.

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Energy transformation in the industrial sector is progressing steadily in Córdoba. As an example, three companies from different sectors — WEG, Maxion Montich and Iscot — decided to incorporate photovoltaic solar systems in their facilities, with the aim of reducing costs, gaining operational efficiency and moving towards more sustainable production models. The three projects were designed and installed by Ecowatto. The firm, specialized in ener…