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Germany's Sunfilm goes insolvent
… April 5, 2010 - German PV module maker Sunfilm has filed for insolvency citing current ..... the company with a new investor," said Sunfilm chairman Wolfgang Heinze. Attorney Rainer ..... Oerlikon, and the crux of a suit against Sunfilm (and other module makers).
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Memory sector ready to rebound? Not quite
… amount, strengthening its service and parts capabilities. Sunfilm and Applied Materials have ramped to volume production of the world’s first tandem-junction SunFab line at Sunfilm ’s site in Grossroehrsdorf, Germany, citing efficiencies …
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Air Liquide building EU's largest nitrogen unit for PV
… start up in 2010, will serve all customers in the high-tech park (notably Q-Cells, its CdTe subsidiary Calyxo GmbH, and Sunfilm AG), with eventual output of 38,000 tons/year "By combining the needs of the major companies and investing in a single …
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Key takeaways from AMAT: Silicon strong, memory floats, solar sags
… The reaction seems to be loud & clear from analysts. "Cancellations (KSK), de-bookings (many), and insolvencies ( Sunfilm ) are the order of the day, with even client companies that are producing TF solar panels not being able to pay bonus performance …
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Analyst: Why AMAT's thin-film Si fears are exaggerated
… wipe out smaller-scale AMAT clients," Lux notes. In this category would be recently-insolvent German PV module maker Sunfilm , and there have been rumors of others in similar straits; "we have heard of similar troubles with other AMAT clients and …
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AMAT: 3Q was "trough," but 2009 recovery still tenuous
… finding by a European patent court over tandem junction solar technology that's at the heart of a suit against German customer Sunfilm by Switzerland's U. of Neuchatel. AMAT's solar buildout is still denting operating margins but that should ease "over …
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Germany takes a bow as PV market leader
… five months to complete the building construction. Other companies located in Germany include EverQ, Arise, Nanosolar, Sunfilm , and Signet Solar. Keshav Prasad, VP of business development at Signet Solar, a manufacturer of thin-film silicon PV …
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Germany takes a bow as PV market leader
… five months to complete the building construction. Other companies located in Germany include EverQ, Arise, Nanosolar, Sunfilm , and Signet Solar. Figure 1. Germany is by far the worlds' largest PV market, with a turnover of €5.7Bn in 2007 …
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World News
… s regarding amorphous silicon PV technology, which had been licensed to Oerlikon—and was the crux of a suit against Sunfilm , which uses Applied Materials’ SunFab tools. CEA/Leti and IBM have signed a five-year deal to pursue development of …
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Industry News
… shares and the investment takes place in a fast-growing market (PV), according to the EC in a statement. Meanwhile, Sunfilm in Saxony will receive about €56M for its own thin-film project expected to create at least 380 jobs. The EU cited similar …
