Vincent Shaw is a Reporter at pv magazine. Since 2014, he has been reporting on the Chinese solar market, focusing on energy sustainability, renewable energy, and the latest industry trends in Greater China. His work has been featured in pv magazine Australia, pv magazine India, River 949, pv magazine Global, World Wealth Journal, Energy Storage, and pv magazine USA.
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Vincent Shaw's coverage is highly specialized in the Chinese PV industry, solar energy, and related sectors. He tends to heavily rely on press releases and private sector announcements. With a strong focus on business & industry as well as energy-related topics, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide exclusive data or insights into the Chinese PV industry, solar panel technology advancements, polysilicon market trends, and large-scale solar installations.
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The planned factory would position BYD for Brazil's first grid-scale battery storage auction.
By: Vincent Shaw
Polysilicon prices continued to edge lower in China this week, while wafer prices remained unchanged, reflecting ongoing weakness in the upstream solar supply chain.
By: Vincent Shaw
TCL Zhonghuan has completed its acquisition of Das Solar, gaining 20 GW of n-type TOPCon cell capacity and 50 GW of module capacity while outlining plans to upgrade 20 GW of cell and 25 GW of module production to back-contact technology.
By: Vincent Shaw
China has introduced mandatory national standards tightening energy consumption and efficiency requirements across the PV value chain, from polysilicon to modules and inverters. The rules, effective Jan. 1, 2027, are expected to reshape manufacturing, procurement and project selection toward higher-efficiency, lower-energy-intensity products.
By: Vincent Shaw
China has introduced mandatory national standards tightening energy consumption and efficiency requirements across the PV value chain, from polysilicon to modules and inverters. The rules, effective Jan. 1, 2027, are expected to reshape manufacturing, procurement and project selection toward higher-efficiency, lower-energy-intensity products.
By: Vincent Shaw
The Chinese manufacturer has started production at a 21 GW back-contact cell facility in China, marking the first large-scale deployment of its silver-free Alloy Contact Matrix (ACM) metallization technology. The copper-based process aims to reduce costs, improve BC cell competitiveness, and support wider industrial adoption of back-contact modules.
The Chinese manufacturer said its solid-state transformer converts medium-voltage AC directly to 800 V DC for high-density AI computing loads.
By: Vincent Shaw
TCL Zhonghuan approved a CNY 2.6 billion ($382 million) upgrade project to convert 20 GW of TOPCon cell and 25 GW of TOPCon module capacity into BC production lines, with ramp-up expected from Q3 2026 and full production by Q1 2027.
A creditor has asked a Chinese court to begin pre-reorganization and restructuring proceedings for Chinese energy storage company Narada Power amid mounting debt and losses.
By: Vincent Shaw
The result was certified by the European Solar Test Installation (ESTI).
