FSLR earnings could surge as Big Tech hunts for renewables to power AI, UBS says
UBS said First Solar is "an overlooked, direct beneficiary of increasing AI-driven electricity demand."
Source: cnbc.com
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First Solar breaks module production record with 3.6GW in Q1 2024
Of the total production volume, the company’s Series 6 modules accounted for 2.4GW, with the remaining production being the Series 7 modules.
Source: pv-tech.org
First Solar (FSLR) Q1 2024 Earnings Call Transcript
FSLR earnings call for the period ending March 31, 2024.
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Solar-panel manufacturer building its employee base
By the end of September — ahead of schedule — the $1.1 billion solar-panel plant under construction in Lawrence County expects to have hired 750 people from the region in
Source: decaturdaily.com
This solar stock poised for upside on data center demand, Goldman says
Goldman Sachs raised its stock price target to $268 after First Solar reported another stronger quarter, suggesting 50% upside for shares.
Source: cnbc.com
First Solar Inc (FSLR) Surpasses Analyst Earnings and Revenue Estimates in Q1 2024
Robust Financial Performance Amid Industry Volatility
Source: yahoo.com
Solar tariffs are in the spotlight again. Our current approach isn't the answer.
Utility industry news and analysis for energy professionals.
Source: utilitydive.com
CEA: latest AD/CVD case could cause cell supply "bottleneck"
US renewables firm Clean Energy Associates predicts that the solar industry’s latest AD/CVD petition has a “high likelihood” of success.
Source: pv-tech.org
U.S. solar companies, imperiled by price collapse, demand protection – Indianapolis Business Journal
Several of the biggest American solar manufacturing companies say in a petition filed with the Commerce Department that firms in four Asian countries are illegally flooding the U.S. market with Chinese-subsidized panels.
Source: ibj.com