Is cooperation between Chinese and European solar industry a 'win-win' situation?

Cooperation between Chinese and European solar industries is a "win-win" situation, said experts and business representatives from the photovoltaic (PV) industry during the recently concluded Intersolar Europe exhibition, the largest and most influential PV industry event in Europe.

Will China & Portugal collaborate on solar energy?

Pedro Amaral Jorge, president of the Portuguese Renewable Energy Association, highlighted the growing cooperation between China and Portugal in the solar energy sector, as Portugal aims to install approximately 8 gigawatts (GW) of solar power by 2026 or 2027 and reach 22 GW by 2030.

Is InnoEnergy Reviving Europe's solar ecosystem?

InnoEnergy has helped build four industrial unicorns and is currently mobilising €160 billion in cleantech investment by 2030. It is the launchpad behind ventures such as H2 Green Steel and Northvolt, and is now betting big on reviving sovereignty of Europe’s solar ecosystem.

Are Chinese solar companies going overseas?

Although Chinese solar firms have “gone overseas” for over a decade, the headwinds are stronger this time. They are facing internal and external worries simultaneously, as several company chiefs stressed, referring to domestic oversupply and international restrictions.

Why was the Shanghai Solar Summit a big deal?

The size and scale of the Shanghai summit reflected the magnitude of China’s solar industry, which dominates the world’s solar supply chain. Buffeted by price wars that make it impossible to stay profitable at home, however, Chinese firms are mulling new ways to expand globally, especially to lucrative markets like the United States and Europe.

Will Chinese solar and wind turbines help EU achieve emissions reduction targets?

Chinese solar products and wind turbines would be indispensable for EU to achieve its 2030 emission reduction targets, said Qin Yan, a lead analyst at Refinitiv and researcher at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies. In fact, many European countries have reaped the benefits of green energy collaboration with China in recent years.