DynGlobal's Solar Power Generators to Assist with Disaster in Japan

Saturday, 3.12.2011 - 22:46 (Renewable Energy World)

DynGlobal, a US based company dedicated to advanced technology, renewable energy, and solar power solutions announced today that it is supporting the victims of the earthquake and tsunami disaster in Japan by providing solar powered generators of 600 and 1000 watts of sustainable power. The DG mobile solar generators can operate up more than 24 hours a day depending on the total draw of power. Read more

Update: Initial assessments of the Japanese earthquake show little impact on the PV supply chain

Saturday, 3.12.2011 - 17:46 (PV-Tech)

Friday?s 8.9-magnitude earthquake off the northeast coast of Japan was said by experts to be the largest to hit the country in over a century. A massive10-metre (33-foot) high tsunami battered coastal towns and cities across the northeast coast with Sendai, north of Tokyo affected the most by the disaster. As for the events? impact on the solar PV supply chain, initial reports indicate the effects have been minimal. Read more