Simon Tsuo, chairman of Motech provides insights to the solar market and Taiwan's supply chain.
Last update: Thursday 1 December 2011 [2 news items]
Less competitive should exit the solar market: Interview with Motech chairman
Dec 1, 16:03
In November, Digitimes had the opportunity to speak with Simon Tsuo, chairman of Taiwan-based solar cell maker Motech, about market demand. Tsuo also gave his opinion on how the solar...
Technological improvement is key to survival of solar firms, says Motech chairman
Nov 1, 16:51
Technological improvement will be the key to solar firms' survival, according to Simon Tsuo, chairman of Taiwan-based solar cell maker Motech. The industry should have seen oversupply...
Solar wafer maker GET reports full capacity
Green energy | 5h 15min ago
TXC to increase TCXO capacity by 200%
Bits + chips | 5h 20min ago
MILC to enjoy growth in both worldwide and Taiwan sales
IT + CE | 5h 25min ago
Taiwan market: HTC recaptures top handset vendor ranking in April
Mobile + telecom | 5h 30min ago
Sony to ship in-cell touch panels for next-generation iPhone, say sources
Displays | 5h 35min ago
Asustek to launch three new ZenBook models in June
IT + CE | 5h 40min ago
PC shipments may only see slight sequential growth in 2Q12
IT + CE | 5h 45min ago
TXC optimistic about 2Q12 revenues
Bits + chips | 5h 50min ago
Google 7-inch tablet PC to ship in June with initial volume of 600,000 units
IT + CE | 5h 55min ago
Computex 2012: ViewSonic to unveil 21.5-inch touch screen monitor
Before Going to Press | 10h 1min ago
NAND flash faces oversupply and falling contract prices in May
Before Going to Press | 10h 11min ago
Taiwan market: Four operators to begin marketing HTC WiMAX-enabled phone in June
Before Going to Press | 10h 13min ago
Taiwan market: LG aims to take up 8% in local smartphone segment
Before Going to Press | 10h 14min ago
Touch IC orders in May are mostly short-term orders, says EETI
Before Going to Press | 11h 7min ago
PTC conservative about 2012 revenue growth
Before Going to Press | 11h 26min ago
Taiwan LCD driver IC design houses expect lower revenue growth in 2Q12
Before Going to Press | 11h 28min ago
- TPV steps up LCD TV production
- China market: Energy-saving subsidies expected to boost sales of LCD TVs
- New e-book readers face production issues with front light panel
- June TV panel prices to be flat
- LED industry enjoys high capacity utilization rates in 2Q12
- Solar wafer firms inclined to follow solar cell firms to increase quotes
- Compal lands notebook ODM orders from Samsung
- Thunderbolt to become key specification for motherboard market in 2H12
- TSMC 3Q12 revenues to grow at a slower pace than expected, say sources
- Taiwan digital camera makers developing MILCs
- China and Taiwan LED firms sign agreement in Zhengzhou China
- China government focuses on illegal imports of waste materials that carry polysilicon
- 3M announces commercial availability of FTB3 barrier film
- Linde expands TFT-LCD footprint in China with gas contract for Samsung in Suzhou
- Weltrend expects to turn into profitability in 2Q12
- Silicon Power Computer & Communications to list on OTC
- Eris Technology to list on OTC at the end of June
- Some China solar cell makers looking for Taiwan partnerships
- Taiwan solar firms fear turning into OEM firms for China
- Asustek, Acer to see 10% of notebook shipments in 2012 feature touchscreen panels
- GET refutes production suspension of thin-film solar products
- Rexchip shares at stake between Micron-Elpida deal, say sources
- Taiwan market: WiMAX operator Global Mobile obtains NT$640 million loan
- Mighty Bright showcasing LED lighting lineup at the National Stationery Show in New York
- International smartphones vendors worried about insufficient LTE chip supply
- Digitimes Research: Solar spot prices in Greater China freeze before final verdict of anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation
- Digitimes Research: Solar spot prices in Greater China remain flat despite continuous demand from Europe
- Digitimes Research: April 1 solar FIT cuts in Germany to negatively impact solar spot prices
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- Motech provides Solar Cell Certificate of Origin for Motech modules imported into US (May 22) - Company release
- China tariffs could slam US solar panel firms (May 21) - CNNMoney
- Solar power's fighting spirit fades (May 21) - Wall Street Journal
- When will China solar stocks stop collapsing? (May 20) - Forbes
- Apple's iCloud data center to use only solar power (May 21) - REVE
- China looks to sidestep solar tariffs (May 20) - Finacial Times
- China warns solar-panel tariff may backfire (May 18) - Wall Street Journal
- NADB and SunEdison closes US$65 million loan for 20 MW solar park in Arizona (May 18) - Company release
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- Commentary: Long-term solar material supply contracts increase losses during industry downturns
- Commentary: Grid parity in India may happen sooner than expected
- Commentary: US protectionism on domestic solar industry may backfire
- Commentary: Taiwan has little interest in installing PV systems on its own land
- Commentary: China solar firms in hunger game in domestic market
US government levies heavy anit-dumping duties on China solar firms
US government announced on May 17 the anti-dumping duties on China-based solar firms.
Taiwan top three solar cell makers report increasing April revenues
Taiwan-based solar cell maker Motech, Gintech, and Neo Solar Power (NSP) saw April revenues increase on month.
China solar firms cries for help
China solar firms have been filing complaints against international firms for dumping and hope the government can allow firms to have easier access to...
Problems with solar material supply contracts
Taiwan-based solar firms have been facing problems caused by long-term solar material contracts
Keeping industrial interesting: Q&A with analog and mixed signal solution provider Maxim
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The global solar market went through turbulences in 2011. The prospect for the solar market in 2012...
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The greening of Taiwan: Q&A with Siemens Taiwan CEO Peter Weiss
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