On the Ground: Solar

Feb 29, 2012
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In the final weeks of February, photovoltaic products prices were stable, though recent news about German FIT cuts is likely to depress prices again. This edition also builds on our earlier outlook for solar project construction in 2012 and the factors that are causing that outlook to change.

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Companies Covered: LDK Solar (NYSE:LDK) JA Solar (Nasdaq:JASO) Renesola (NYSE:SOL) Suntech (NYSE:STP) Trina Solar (NYSE:TSL) GCL-Poly Energy (3800.HK) Hanwha SolarOne (Nasdaq:HSOL) Daqo Solar (NYSE:DQ)
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On the Ground: Solar
February 29, 2012: In the final weeks of February, photovoltaic products prices were stable, though recent news about German FIT cuts is likely to depress prices again. This edition also builds on our earlier outlook for solar project construction in 2012 and the factors that are causing that outlook to change.

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