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Los módulos solares de KYOCERA son los primeros del mundo en superar los ensayos independientes de orden superior en la ‘prueba secuencial a largo plazo’ de TÜV Rheinland.

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Para comprar módulos de Kyocera Solar  pincha aquí y dejanos un mensaje http://www.kyocerasolar.solar-fotovoltaica.eu

Yingli Green Energy publica sus resultados financieros para el cuarto trimestre y año fiscal de 2010

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  Yingli Green Energy Holding Company Limited (NYSE: YGE), uno de los principales fabricantes fotovoltaicos integrado verticalmente en el mundo, publicó su informe financiero correspondiente al cuarto trimestre y año fiscal 2010. Los ingresos ascendieron a 4.066 millones de RMB (616,1 millones de dólares). El suministro de módulos creció un 21,6 por ciento en el tercer trimestre de 2011. Fuente: Baoding Yingli New Energy Resources Co Ltd Para comprar módulos de Yingli Green Energy pincha aquí y dejanos un mensaje http://www.solar-fotovoltaica.eu

Suntech Power gana un contrato con Naciones Unidas por valor de 80 millones de USD

BEIJING, Feb. 16, 2011 (Xinhua News Agency) -- China's Suntech Power Holdings (STP.NYSE), the world's largest producer of silicon solar modules, said on Wednesday that the company is to supply a solar energy generation system for the United Nations (UN) in the coming three years. Teaming up with Peak International Trade (Tianjin), Suntech Power has just won the bidding for the 80 million US-dollar photovoltaic (PV) system program from the UN, Shi Zhengrong, Suntech's Chairman and CEO, announced. Shi revealed that Suntech has developed a type of small-scale hybrid PV system which integrates diesel generators to ensure dependable power supply for environmentally-vulnerable areas. The hybrid PV system will mainly serve the UN's peacekeeping forces and their subordinate bodies. Founded in 2001, Suntech Power is the world's leading solar panel and PV modules manufacturer. The company's production capacity of silicon solar cell and modules reached 1.8 GW in 20...

Stock Módulos Vico Export Febrero 2011

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Traemos aquí el listado de módulos disponibles para entregas de las mejores marcas con precios muy ajustados. Podemos encontrar módulos de Suntech-Power  Trina Solar LDK  Canadian Solar Sovello Kyocera Solar REC solar Jinko Solar Isofoton ó First Solar, además disponemos de inversores de conexion a red de SMA Danfoss Fronius Power-One entre otros. Podeis consultarnos para más informacion en info@vicoexport.com http://www.solar-fotovoltaica.eu

Los módulos de Sovello PURE Power X-Series valorados como buenos en PV+TEST 2011 ( nota en ingles)

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Sovello Rated “Good” in PV+Test The Pure Power X-Series modules of Sovello AG, a solar module producer headquartered in Thalheim, Germany, received the score “Good” in the 2011 PV+Test. Focusing on module quality and developed in cooperation of TÜV Rheinland and Solarpraxis AG, the test results were published in today’s edition of the trade magazine “photovoltaik.” A total of 25 parameters such as performance, durability and electrical safety provide extensive information about the modules evaluated. Of the eight manufacturers having submitted their products to this very rigorous test, Sovello scored particularly well regarding low light performance – a characteristic that is of enormous importance for regions such as Northern Europe where maximum irradiation does not occur year round. The Sovello-specific benefits originating from the usage of the patented STRING RIBBON TM wafers such as shortest energy amortization time as well as worldwide lowest silicon usage per...

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Módulos KYOCERA 210w pasan prueba del TUV Rheinland sobre durabilidad a largo periodo

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Proving the high quality and reliability of Kyocera‟s modules KYOCERA Solar Modules Certified by TUV Rheinland after Passing Independent „Long-Term Sequential Test‟ Kyoto / Neuss, 24 January 2011 − Kyocera Corporation announced today that its solar modules are the first in the world to have passed all "Long-Term Sequential Tests" performed by TUV Rheinland Japan Ltd, who independently evaluates quality and reliability of solar modules. The company had announced interim results last October, but now announces the full certification of the testing. The company’s conventional 210-watt solar module was the test subject, and has proven to maintain a constant level of power output throughout the rigorous testing — which compared to standard industry testing methodology evaluates modules over a longer time period. "Data collected from three large-scale solar power plants in Spain and Thailand show that our modules are performing at an approximately 16% hig...