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A China solar company defaulted on their bonds. Shaking the market.
I see also LDK (old news) is liquidating.
Getting rid of capacity is good news.
Chinese solars got hit hard today despite recent bullish signals..
Just a normal 'sell-off' or you think there's fears abt China's growth slowing?
anything specific or which firms?
According to many firms, advise to buy or maintain at least until the 17th because they present results and expect more good than expected.
Probably erroneous.
it appears some are real. A real screw-up
07:53 $ 3.57 200
07:30 $ 6.33 High 600
07:30 $ 6.33 High 250
07:30 $ 6.33 High 50
07:30 $ 6.33 High 50
Read more: http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/hsol/premarket#ixzz2vHd543cC
Are those 900 shares traded at 13.30 for $6.33 for real?.. Or is it an error?
You would thinks so! It's been stuck in the mud for quite a while.
HSOL would be due to run again I'd think.. Earnings report shud be better than Q3 2013 - & barring any market collapse I'm wondering if the tax credits the Chinese Government started Oct.1st for Solar companies will have an immediate positive impact on earnings of Q4 for TSL, YGE, JKS as well as HSOL & SOL.. My guess is YES..
Hanwha SolarOne Receives Product Carbon Footprint Certification Based on New International Standard.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=61162772
Hanwha SolarOne Announces Termination of At-The-Market Offering of American Depositary Shares
yes, very good. No more dilution.
What does te termination mean .. Is a good thing ?
congrats on your purchase.
Got 1000 shares looking to buy 1000 more
Major potential in solar industry
UNDERVALUED IMO
It's having a hard time breaking past 3
because they reported a bad q3
continue to lose money
selling stock
reported today, less than 1/3 completed selling
that said
it could double from here, this year. My target $6.9
However, the big money is in trading it using charts, in and out.
One would expect HSOL to easily get back to $3.20 at least this year so right now at $2.68 she's a bargain. That's 19.4% return on your money - just may have to wait the whole year to see your returns..
How come the price is not that high
Filing on the stock sale. $21 million sold so far. Average price $3.20
Follow-up on the MOU story on 1/15/14
http://www.pv-tech.org/news/hanwha_solarones_pv_project_pipeline_in_china_near_1gw_with_planned_jv
Hanwha SolarOne’s PV project pipeline in China near 1GW with planned JV
Hanwha SolarOne intends to partner with a Chinese state-owned utility and investment firm, HuiTianRan Investment Holding Group, to develop 700MW of PV projects in the country.
The deal potentially takes Hanwha SolarOne’s PV project pipeline in China to 970MW, up from a pipeline of just over 200MW.
A memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Hanwha SolarOne and Shanghai HuiTianRan has been signed that could involve Hanwha SolarOne providing either modules or EPC services to Shanghai HuiTianRan.
Shanghai HuiTianRan was said to have already established a JV project company with a large state-owned electric power company. Shanghai HuiTianRan was also said to be identifying commercial and residential rooftop projects to be constructed.
Jay Seo, chief financial officer of Hanwha SolarOne and head of Hanwha SolarOne's downstream business, said: "The MOU with HTR provides further impetus to our accelerating downstream activities in China. The contemplated cooperation on HTR's planned 700 MW PV power plant projects with a well-established SOE provides the potential for either a large module supply agreement or selection as sole EPC provider."
The company said that a definitive strategic cooperation agreement would be signed within 60 days following the signing of the MOU.
The Chinese government has already sanctioned a massive drive to increase PV installations in the country that was initially targeted at ground-mounted utility-scale projects but has switched emphasis though 2015 to distributed generation projects.
Sister and Parent article
Hanwha pushes solar at Davos economic forum
Jan 25,2014
Hanwha Group is doing more than talking the talk to promote its solar energy business at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Not only did Korea’s 10th-largest conglomerate send five top executives to the event, but it donated a 280-kilowatt solar array to the Congress Center, making the gathering more environmentally friendly.
Hanhwa donated the facility last January and it went online in November.
The chaebol said five of its executives attended this year’s forum, including Hanwha Q Cells Chief Strategy Officer Kim Dong-kwan, who is also the eldest son of Hanwha Group Chairman Kim Seung-youn.
Hanwha, which counts Hanwha Q Cells and Hanwha SolarOne as solar power business affiliates, said that it has been communicating with the CEOs of global corporations to find out the coming trends and promote its solar energy businesses.
“Hanwha Group will continue to invest in the solar energy business following the philosophy of ‘contributing to humankind’s future,’?” said Kim Dong-kwan in an interview with local media. “Not only producing solar modules and cells, but operating and investing solar power plants will enlarge the market size, and eventually bring about an era where solar power becomes the most important part of electricity generation.”
This year, Hanwha expects the global market to grow more than 20 percent and to install 40 to 45 solar power modules, each one capable of producing 1 gigawatt, worldwide.
Hanwha Q Cells CEO Kim Hee-cheul said the company is especially eyeing sharp growth in China and Japan. According to Kim, Japan is expanding its solar power business after the nuclear power plant accident in Fukushima, while China is also pursuing the business because of its heavy air pollution.
For China, he expects the country to install 20 solar power modules capable of producing 1 gigawatt every year and its total capacity to reach 150 gigawatts by 2020.
To follow those trends, Hanwha Q Cells said that it is expanding its solar cell production line in Malaysia by 200 megawatts. The company has a 200-megawatt power cell production plant in Germany and a 900-megawatt plant in Malaysia. The company said if the expansion is finished by end of this year, its total solar cell production capacity will reach 1.3 gigawatts.
Hanwha Group previously said that it aims to become the world’s first company to vertically integrate its solar power business, from manufacturing solar power cells and modules to operating solar power plants.
http://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/article/Article.aspx?aid=2984070
Industry article
http://www.dailyfinance.com/2014/01/26/this-weeks-solar-recap/
This Week's Solar Recap
by Travis Hoium, The Motley Fool Jan 26th 2014 12:30PM
Updated Jan 26th 2014 12:32PM
It was a terrible week for solar stocks, mainly because the entire market was down. The moves are a side effect of investing in a volatile industry like solar, and when the market goes down, solar stocks usually go down even more.
As for news from the industry, there were mixed reports. Europe backed down from a solar standard, but word from China shows an incredible amount of work happening at the end of 2013. Here are the highlights from the week.
Europe backs from solar standard
The European Commission backed down from a renewable-energy target for each nation in favor of a goal of getting 20% of its energy from renewables in 2020 and 27% by 2030. Electricity costs in Europe have risen in part because of renewable energy incentives for wind and solar, and with the region still struggling to emerge from a recession, the thought is that strict standards would have been too onerous.
There was a time when Europe's cutting subsidies for solar would have a massive effect on the industry, but today the impact will be muted. Costs have fallen so far that economics will drive installations, not just subsidies and renewable standards. There might be a small impact for solar module manufacturers such as Trina Solar and Canadian Solar , which still sell a significant amount of panels there, but emerging markets such as China will more than make up for any lost sales in Europe.
First Solar was another stock that was hit hard by the news from Europe, but like Chinese manufacturers the impact will be muted. First Solar was once highly reliant on Europe for demand, but it's moved most of its developments to the U.S., South America, and other more sustainable markets.
China's massive solar growth
Speaking of China, we're now getting early estimates as to how much solar China installed last year, and the numbers are huge. Bloomberg New Energy Finance estimates that 12 GW were installed in 2013, and China's Renewable Energy Industries estimates 9.5 GW to 10.7 GW. In China it's very difficult to track installations, and there's also a big difference between installed projects and connections to the grid, so there will be discrepancies in every estimate you see.
What we do know is that China installed more solar last year than any country ever has. Germany used to hold the record at 8 GW in 2010.
Amazingly, Q4 brought a vast majority of installations in China. GTM Research estimated that as of October, only 3.6 GW were connected to the grid, so if early estimates are true, we're talking about 6-8 GW of solar installed in Q4 alone. That'll be absolutely huge for companies such as Trina Solar and JinkoSolar, which are both selling panels and building projects in China.
News and notes
Here are a few more notable developments from around the industry.
First Solar began construction on the 22 MW Barilla Solar Project in Texas this week. This is notable because it's a fairly large solar project in a state known for oil and gas production. Texas has tremendous solar resources and is high potential for the industry so look for more projects there in the future.
Canadian Solar announced that it will supply 10 MW of modules to Silvercreek Partners for a project in Ontario.
JA Solar announced a joint venture with Powerway PV to build a solar manufacturing facility in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Annual production is expected to be 150 MW, with an option to expand to 600 MW if the region grows. South Africa is another high potential market for the solar industry, and JA Solar is definitely trying to grab a piece of that pie.
Those are the highlights from the solar industry this week. Check back to fool.com throughout the week for more on what's happening in the industry and how it affects your investments.
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More great news!!! The coiled spring has to pop one if these days. This sounds like big potential business for HSOL!
Hanwha SolarOne Signs Strategic Partnership MOU with Shanghai HuiTianRan Investment Holding Group Co., Ltd. to Develop Downsteam
Another press release. They have to start making a positive impact one of these days. It's like a compressed spring, I'm looking for much improved earnings when they report in March.
Hanwha SolarOne Supplies 20.5 MW of PV Modules to U.K. Solar Park
Hanwha SolarOne Co., Ltd. (the “Company” or “Hanwha SolarOne”), a top-10 global photovoltaic (PV) manufacturer of high-quality, cost-competitive solar modules, today announced that it will supply 20.5 MW of its high-performing HSL-60 PV modules to vogt solar ltd. (“vogt solar”), a fully-owned subsidiary of the Germany-based company, ib vogt GmbH (“ib vogt”). The solar modules will be installed in one of the largest solar parks in the UK.
ib vogt specializes in the development, realization and operation of large scale PV power plants on a global level. Upon completion, this project will represent ib vogt’s largest solar park in the United Kingdom to date.
For the past two years, Hanwha SolarOne has consistently supplied high-quality modules to a number of large-scale solar parks realized by ib vogt. These include several projects in the United Kingdom, such as the 9.8 MW Manston PV park in Kent, the 6.2 MW Langunnett PV park in Cornwall, a 5 MW PV park in Wellow on the Isle of Wight, and a 5 MW PV park in Oving, West Sussex. In addition to these projects, Hanwha SolarOne has also supplied 9.5 MW of solar modules to ib vogt, which they used in the Thunpadel solarpark in Lower Saxony, Germany.
“We are very pleased to work with ib vogt once again, as we continue to expand our presence in the United Kingdom – one of our key markets in Europe,” said Maengyoon Kim, Managing Director of Hanwha SolarOne GmbH. “With our high-quality PV modules, flexible ordering structure and capable sales team, we are ideally positioned to meet the United Kingdom’s solar power needs. We look forward to continuing to serve this important market in the future.”
Hanwha SolarOne successfully delivered the first batch of HSL-60 modules in December 2013 and will complete the total shipment early in the first quarter of 2014. HSL-60 modules, characterized by excellent performance and extended durability, are backed by a 12 year workmanship warranty and a 25 year linear performance warranty.
SA article
Hanwha SolarOne, A Forgotten Stepchild Of The Chinese Solar Boom
Jan. 8, 2014 10:35 AM ET | About: HSOL, Includes: CSIQ, JKS, TSL
Disclosure: I am long CSIQ, JKS, TSL, HSOL, . (More...)
As we expected, the early days of 2014 are the early days of the solar market boom - and this boom is not going to stop for a long while. Coming out of 2013 with the best scorecard return, the industry and individual stocks have grabbed a lot of attention. Some of the companies will make high earnings per share this year and with modest price to earnings, PE of 12, will hit lifetime highs. The pursuit after the most capable names appears to be on daily.
I have made a number of choices from the first lineup of contenders and built my portfolio with Canadian Solar (CSIQ), JinkoSolar (JKS) and Trina Solar (TSL). The market does not seem to be confused about the first two, while Trina has not convinced everybody yet. I personally warmed up to Trina after a couple of critical releases last year. The joint venture with Yabang, taking over the capacity of 400MW of Changzhou NESL Solartech Co., Ltd. and expanding it to 500MW was one of them. The second one, which made me buy Trina, was a 1GW project in Xinjiang with a completion of 300MW of the Trina project portfolio during 2014. It sounds like the company is finally taking on the path of either the domestic CSIQ, to sell solar plants to the Chinese buyers now popping up everywhere, or of Jinko, holding them for FIT collection.
There is a second tier of companies, which have not been the obvious choice. For the most part they are not preferred because of their lack of earnings ability or lack of any obvious advantages. One of them is Hanwha SolarOne (HSOL). The company made headlines in Q3 by having the worst result out of the pack. In the quarter that every single company beat their prior gross margin, HSOL did not. The explanation of paying for the EU tariff penalties was not a great one to clarify the rising cost, while the company recording $46M of non-cash charges from valuation allowance against deferred tax, made it simply awful. Then, three days later, to make matters worse, the company announced at-the-market offering of ADS for some $70M, bringing potential share count to about 100M plus. The only analyst who was present at the company's conference call will probably not show for the Q4 call based on those outcomes. However, from this point on, the stock and the company started looking a lot more interesting.
Let's assume that 100M shares will be there after sales, which may or not may be executed. At $345M market cap or so, HSOL has the smallest market cap among the companies with meaningful module sales. What is not normal, however, is the non-cash and one-time nature of the impact on Q3 results. I can see that eliminating those events and bringing the absolute ASP to a higher level of $0.61 per watt, while at the same time reducing cost by one cent, can make a potential surprise of 10% GM, a 100% improvement.
Since the third-quarter conference call, the company has issued six news releases summing up some 330MW of contracts and projects, most notably with 213MW Chinese corporations, a record activity, compared to none for the prior 11 months. On December 2nd news came out, this time about the credit agreement from Bank of Beijing issuing $574M credit facility to the company. I quote Chief Financial Officer of Hanwha SolarOne Mr. Jay Seo's words about this event: "This is an important component to support our emphasis on a strengthening downstream business in China. We currently have 250MW in our pipeline. We expect to build up our EPC competency and project track record and develop an IPP business, including through strategic partnerships in China now under active discussion." That portfolio of 250MW came to me as a surprise. Then I found Ki-Joon Hong's statement, Chairman and CEO, who said the following in prepared remarks during the third-quarter conference: "We will for sure enhance profitability with a focus on expansion in high-end markets including the EU residential as top segment, exploit first-mover advantage in Japan and also higher price segment of U.S. market." Ki-Joon Hong continued with the 2014 strategy: "Strengthen PV downstream business in China, our EPC competence and develop IPP business with consolidation through our alliance with strategic partners. Differentiate from Chinese peers with high-quality, low-cost production driven by increased manufacturing automation and cooperation with Q-CELLS. Develop market initiatives in Hanwha growth, leveraging the long-term reliability, network and revenue." The news on December 4th about Strategic Partnership MOU with Jiangsu Zhongtian Technology to Develop Downstream Opportunities in China, gave the full meaning of the transformation, including a 150MW module supply from Hanwha.
If considering other points of the strategy, Hanwha is certainly delivering a different momentum in the last 40 days. Certainly, I expect the company to have the highest deliveries to Japan out of the peer group, followed by large (for them) contributions to the US and South Korea during Q4. While I am not a big enthusiast of OEM, Hanwha has been talking about synergies with Q-CELLS, parent company Hanwha Group's other solar company, for some time. In my interview with Jonghyun Shin, General Manager at Hanwha Group, in July 2013, I learned about plans for China, but I was not thrilled with the loss of space to Q-CELLS in the US and EPC business being left to them, in organizational reshuffles. However, with those December releases and the fact of Hanwha's mother backing, and now Chinese banks, SolarOne is becoming a lot more attractive at its current price, particularly when altered into an independent power producer.
Thus far, looking at the market action, I think this momentum shift is missed and most are completely oblivious to the list of improvements spelled out for Q4 by management. Those include shipments in the area of 380MW, where I hope for 400MW, gross margins' expansion and average selling prices supporting at least the same $0.68 per watt (and absolute price per watt shipped at $0.61 including OEM service). Finally, cost reduction and manufacturing efficiencies for wafers and cells with the introduction of new, E STAR II cell technology, reportedly improves average module efficiency by 3 to 5W and reduces silver paste intake by some 45%. With some 15 grams of silver per average 60-cell panel the cost reduction could be up to $0.04 per watt, something which could help with results in Q1, 2014. I also hope for less OEM and more third-party sales during Q4, while having as much as 100MW shipments domestically in China. More than half, 63MW, were confirmed with China Huaneng Group on December 10 and Jiangsu Zhongtian on December 11.
Of course, Hanwha is not going to hit profitability any time soon. Yet the realization of the above conditions could suddenly accelerate HSOL, something which is not yet palpable.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/1934431-hanwha-solarone-a-forgotten-stepchild-of-the-chinese-solar-boom?source=yahoo
I like it and we'll take it!! Keep them coming.
Hanwha SolarOne Signs Memorandum of Understanding with OneRoof Energy(R) for 50 MW Module Supply
We should have news on this shortly you would think. They should announce and let us know when the offering is completed.
15 million shares traded on a holiday 4 day week.
Sorry, but the only news of the 11.5mw sale isn't the reason.
My guess is Hanwha parent found out how many shares Credit Suisse sold to raise 75 million dollars, then bought on the open market enough to maintain their percent ownership.
I would not be shocked if 25 million shares were sold, and 12.5 million bought
Yup I see it. I was misinterpreting those companies on the list incorrectly. Ok so I like it even better now. Let's see if we can get another strong move up tomorrow. Thanks for the clarification.
They are on the list. look for Hanwha.
Yes I was aware of the debate situation. Hsol seems to be doing just find on their own. Maybe the reason for being on there? Not really sure.
That article has been debated on YMB saying HSOL wasn't on the list. Here is the list using google translation. Taken from the link in this version of the same article.
see number 29
29
Jiangsu Province
Hanwha Energy ( Qidong ) Co., Ltd. ( cells, modules )
Also note, a couple of HSOL partners are also on the list.
47 and 54
http://www.pv-tech.org/news/china_cuts_the_cord_on_struggling_solar_manufacturers
Accessories:
Comply with the list of enterprises ' photovoltaic manufacturing industry norms conditions " ( first batch )
No.
Provinces
Enterprise ( product types )
1
Jiangsu Province
Changzhou Trina Solar Limited ( ingots, wafers , cells, modules )
2
Jiangsu Province
Trina Solar ( Changzhou ) Co., Ltd. ( cells, modules )
3
Hebei
Yingli Energy ( China ) Co., Ltd. ( silicon ingots, silicon ingots , wafers, cells, modules )
4
Hebei
Baoding Tianwei Yingli New Energy Resources Co., Ltd. ( ingots, wafers , cells, modules )
5
Hebei
Fine Silicon Co., Ltd. ( polysilicon )
6
Jiangsu Province
Sun Power Technology Co., Ltd. Suzhou Artes (battery )
7
Jiangsu Province
Sun Power Technology Co., Ltd. Changshu Artes (components )
8
Henan
Artes Solar Power ( Luoyang ) Co., Ltd. ( ingots, wafers )
9
Hebei
Crystal Dragon Industrial Group Co., Ltd. ( silicon )
10
Hebei
Ningjin Jing Xing Electronic Materials Co., Ltd. ( silicon rods )
11
Hebei
Ningjin Songgong Electronic Materials Co., Ltd. ( silicon rods )
12
Hebei
Crystal Dragon Xingtai Electronic Materials Co., Ltd. ( silicon )
13
Hebei
JA Solar Holdings Co., Ltd. ( battery )
14
Shanghai
Shanghai JA Solar Technology Co., Ltd. ( Components )
15
Jiangsu Province
JA ( Yangzhou ) Solar Energy Technology Co., Ltd. ( battery )
16
Anhui
Hefei JA Solar Technology Co., Ltd. ( Components )
17
Jiangsu Province
Sunergy ( Nanjing ) Co., Ltd. photovoltaic ( cell )
18
Shanghai
CEEG ( Shanghai ) Solar Energy Technology Co., Ltd. ( Components )
19
Jiangsu Province
Jiangsu Zhongneng Polysilicon Technology Development Co., Ltd. ( polysilicon )
20
Jiangsu Province
Jiangsu GCL Silicon Material Technology Development Co., Ltd. ( ingots, wafers )
21
Jiangsu Province
Taicang GCL Solar Technology Co., Ltd. ( silicon )
22
Jiangsu Province
GCL Solar Technology Yangzhou Co., Ltd. ( silicon )
23
Jiangsu Province
GAO Jia Solar Inc. ( ingots, wafers )
24
Jiangsu Province
Suzhou GCL Photovoltaic Technology Co., Ltd. ( silicon )
25
Henan
Henan GCL Solar Technology Co., Ltd. ( silicon rods )
26
Jiangxi Province
Jinko Solar Co., Ltd. ( silicon ingots, silicon ingots , wafers, cells, modules )
27
Hebei
Green light for the New Energy Co., Ltd. ( ingots, wafers , cells, modules )
28
Jiangsu Province
Changzhou EGing Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd. ( wafers, cells, modules )
29
Jiangsu Province
Hanwha Energy ( Qidong ) Co., Ltd. ( cells, modules )
30
Chongqing
Chongqing Daqo New Energy Co., Ltd. ( polysilicon )
31
Jiangsu Province
Zhenjiang Guinness Solar Limited ( cell )
32
Jiangsu Province
Ott Las Energy ( Taicang ) Co., Ltd. ( battery )
33
Jiangsu Province
State Sunergy Co., Ltd. ( cells, modules )
34
Jiangsu Province
Guodian Jiangsu trillion Crystal Optoelectronic Technology Limited ( silicon ingots , silicon rods, silicon )
35
Jiangsu Province
Photovoltaic Co., Ltd. , Jiangsu Matthey (components )
36
Jiangsu Province
Jun Xin Technology Co., Ltd. ( battery )
37
Jiangsu Province
Eoplly New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. ( cells, modules )
38
Jiangsu Province
Ed Solar Energy Technology Co., Ltd. , Jiangsu (
Package
No.
Provinces
Enterprise ( product types )
39
Jiangsu Province
Phono Solar Technology Co., Ltd. ( Components )
40
Jiangsu Province
Jintan Electronics Co., Ltd. is the letter of photovoltaic (components )
41
Jiangsu Province
Jiangsu Yongneng Photovoltaic Technology Co., Ltd. ( Components )
42
Jiangsu Province
Jiang Yin Xinhui Solar Limited ( cell )
43
Jiangsu Province
Motech ( Suzhou ) New Energy Co., Ltd. ( battery )
44
Jiangsu Province
DelSolar ( Wujiang ) Co., Ltd. ( battery )
45
Jiangsu Province
In energy-saving solar technology ( Zhenjiang ) Co., Ltd. ( assembly )
46
Hebei
Juli New Energy Co., Ltd. ( cells, modules )
47
Zhejiang
Zhejiang Chint Solar Technology Co., Ltd. ( cells, modules )
48
Shanghai
Shanghai Chint Solar Energy Technology Co., Ltd ( Components )
49
Zhejiang
Zhejiang Hongxi Photovoltaic Technology Co., Ltd. ( battery )
50
Zhejiang
Hengdian Group Co., Ltd. ( cells, modules )
51
Zhejiang
Hangzhou magnetic and thermal Electronics Co., Ltd. ( battery )
52
Zhejiang
AD Solar Co., Ltd. ( cells, modules )
53
Zhejiang
Hangzhou Zhejiang University Sunny Energy Science and Technology Co., Ltd. ( Components )
54
Zhejiang
Sok New Energy Co., Ltd. ( battery )
55
Zhejiang
Briggs & Stratton Corporation of solar energy (battery )
56
Zhejiang
Leye Photovoltaic Co., Ltd. ( assembly )
57
Shanghai
Suntech Power Co., Ltd. ( battery )
58
Shanghai
Shanghai Alex New Energy Co., Ltd. ( cells, modules )
59
Shanghai
Shanghai BYD Company Limited ( assembly )
60
Shanghai
Solar Energy Technology Co., Ltd. Shanghai Super (components )
61
Shanghai
Shanghai Shenzhou New Energy Development Co., Ltd. ( battery )
62
Shandong
Shandong Linuo Photovoltaic Technologies Ltd. ( assembly )
63
Shandong
Linuo Solar Power Co., Ltd. ( battery )
64
Shandong
Realforce Power Company Limited ( cells, modules )
65
Shandong
Huang Ming-jie able Holdings Limited ( assembly )
66
Shandong
Shandong Sea Group Ltd. ( assembly )
67
Shandong
Sea New Energy Development Company Limited ( silicon ingots , silicon rods, silicon )
68
Anhui
Hefei South photoelectric Limited ( assembly )
69
Anhui
Ma On Shan Jing Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. ( Components )
70
Guangdong
Photovoltaic Co., Ltd. Guangdong Hina (components )
71
Guangdong
Dongguan CSG Solar Technology Co., Ltd. ( cells, modules )
72
Hubei
Yichang CSG Silicon Materials Co., Ltd. ( polysilicon )
73
Guangdong
Icahn Solar Technology Co., Ltd. of Guangdong (battery )
74
Jiangxi Province
Shangrao Optical Technologies Ltd. ( battery )
75
Jiangxi Province
Desiree Jiang Jing Solar Technology Co., Ltd. ( cells, modules )
76
Jiangxi Province
Jiangxi Jintai New Energy Co., Ltd. ( battery )
77
Ningbo
Zhe Jiang Qixin New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. ( cells, modules )
78
Ningbo
Sun Earth Solar Power Co., Ltd. ( Components )
79
Hunan
Hunan Red Sun New Energy Technology Co., Ltd ( Components )
80
Beijing
Beijing Branch Electronics Equipment Co., Ltd. ( battery )
No.
Provinces
Enterprise ( product types )
81
Qingdao
Qingdao Changsheng Xinhua Solar Technology Co., Ltd. ( Components )
82
Shanxi Province
Xi'an Huanghe Photovoltaic Technology Co., Ltd. ( battery )
83
Liaoning Province
Jolar Technology Co., Ltd. ( silicon , component )
84
Jiangsu Province
Shaped Silicon Industry Co., Ltd. , Jiangsu (silicon rods, silicon )
85
Jiangsu Province
Crystal Ocean semiconductor material ( East Sea
)
Companies ( ingots, wafers )
86
Jiangsu Province
Zhenjiang Dacheng New Energy Co., Ltd. ( ingots, wafers )
87
Jiangsu Province
Zhenjiang RIMPAC Silicon Technology Co., Ltd. ( silicon )
88
Jiangsu Province
Town Jiangrong De New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. ( silicon )
89
Hebei
New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. Tangshan Hi-Tech ( ingots, wafers )
90
Henan
Anyang City, Phoenix Photovoltaic Technology Co., Ltd. ( silicon )
91
Shanxi Province
Xi'an Longi Silicon Materials Co., Ltd. ( silicon )
92
Ningxia
Ningxia Lungi Silicon Materials Co., Ltd. ( silicon rods )
93
Ningxia
Silver Chuanlong Ji Silicon Materials Co., Ltd. ( silicon rods )
94
Xinjiang
TBEA Xinjiang New Energy Co., Ltd. ( ingots, wafers )
95
Xinjiang
New Special Energy Corporation ( polysilicon )
96
Jiangxi Province
Jiangxi Sornid -tech Co., Ltd. ( ingots, wafers )
97
Liaoning Province
Jinzhou Sunshine Energy Limited ( silicon )
98
Liaoning Province
Jinzhou HPT Ltd. ( battery )
99
Liaoning Province
Youhua Silicon Materials Co., Ltd. ( silicon rods, silicon )
100
Liaoning Province
Jinzhou Rixin Silicon Materials Co., Ltd. ( silicon rods )
101
Shanghai
Comtec Solar Technology Co., Ltd. ( silicon )
102
Zhejiang
Zhejiang Yuhui Solar Energy Co., Ltd. ( silicon ingots, silicon ingots , wafers )
103
Sichuan Province
Four Chuanrui Silicon Materials Co., Ltd. ( polysilicon )
104
Zhejiang
Wang Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. Zhejiang silicon (silicon ingots, wafers )
105
Henan
Luoyang Silicon Technologies Ltd. ( polysilicon )
106
Sichuan Province
Sichuan Yongxiang Polysilicon Co., Ltd. ( polysilicon )
107
Shanxi Province
Shaanxi Tianhong Silicon Material Co., Ltd. ( polysilicon )
108
Qinghai
Asia Silicon ( Qinghai ) Co., Ltd. ( polysilicon )
109
Qinghai
Qinghai Huanghe Hydropower Development Co., Ltd. ( polysilicon
Saw that too.. When news came in Sept re: 35GW there was a massive spike in all chin solars.. Cant see mon, news already priced in but shud stabilize hsol, sol, tsl, yge,
Jks & canadian at their current levels
China pledges further support for solar industry
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/china-pledges-further-support-solar-093125875.html
;) ATS wuz here.....
the catalyst hasn't even been announced yet, that being Credit Suisse completion of the stock sale.
Nice price action today. 3.04 next small resistance level to get through.
Hanwha SolarOne to Supply 11.5 MW to Ikaros Solar
Today : Thursday 2 January 2014
Leading Belgian solar company to install high-quality modules in UK
Hanwha SolarOne Co., Ltd. (the “Company”, or “Hanwha SolarOne”), a top-10 global photovoltaic manufacturer of high-quality, cost-competitive solar modules, today announced that it will supply 11.5 MW of high quality solar modules to Ikaros Solar Belgium NV (the “Ikaros Solar”). The modules are scheduled for delivery in January and February 2014. Ikaros intends to install the modules in a solar park in Norfolk County, United Kingdom. Hanwha SolarOne will supply its 72-cell module HSL-72, characterized by excellent real-life performance and extended durability.
Ikaros Solar operates as a project planner and wholesaler and is active in both large-scale and rooftop segments. Based in Belgium, Ikaros Solar has evolved into an international company with a global network of offices. Hanwha SolarOne has delivered high-quality PV modules to a number of solar projects constructed by Ikaros Solar.
“In Hanwha SolarOne, we have found a partner that can ensure both high quality and financial stability,” said Yves Devis, CEO at Ikaros Solar. “The PV modules from Hanwha SolarOne have demonstrated high performance and durability in our past projects. With the improved features of the new HSL-module series providing further benefits, Hanwha SolarOne was a natural choice for our latest large-scale project.”
“This project is the result of a strong, long-term collaboration with Ikaros Solar, a leading solar company in the Benelux region,” said Laurent Bodin, Director Sales France and Benelux at Hanwha SolarOne. “The partnership is based on mutual respect between two reliable companies that share the highest quality requirements. We look forward to contributing to more successful Ikaros projects in the future.”
Ikaros intends to start the construction of the new solar park in January 2014 and connect the new solar park to the grid by the end of March 2014. The solar park will include 38,334 modules supplied by Hanwha SolarOne.
Good news released this morning!!! More business deals to kick off the new year!!!
wow, what the heck was that, a bird, a plane ...
the gap closed. Thankfully.
HSOL closes all gaps. Gaps are bad. Even SOL closed it's gap earlier in the month, unbelievable.
gapping up above yesterday's high of day, cya at $3
spread the word on momo breakout board and bb stock board also...youll get more volume buying.
Let's do it. I see a resistance level at 2.96 short term then we can push to $3.50!
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Hanwha SolarOne is a leading provider of global energy solutions, optimized to meet the demands of the 21st century energy customer. From quality crystalline silicon, solar module assembly, as well as project
Long-term commitments are important to us and we support our modules with a 25-year warranty and prompt post-sale service. In addition, our modules are certified by TÜV, CE, UL, and CEC, demonstrating our products' quality and safety. We are committed to industry sustainability and are a member of the PV Cycle end-of-life product recycling program.
Led by a strong international management team, Hanwha SolarOne has grown into a leading global player in the photovoltaic industry, with our own brand name products, as well as contract manufacturing solutions.
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Hanwha SolarOne is a global energy company offering comprehensive vertical integration. We leverage the knowledge and expertise of Hanwha Chemical Corporation and the former Solarfun Power Holdings. With decades of manufacturing know-how, financial strength, and large-scale chemical production capabilities, we can deliver superior, highly competitive value to our customers.
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