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Detmold Group begins transition to solar energy

The Detmold Group, a food packaging manufacturing company, has begun to make the switch to renewable energy with the installation of a solar panel system at its Regency Park facility. 

Adelaide solar panel manufacturer returns to Vietnam export market

Australian solar panel manufacturer Tindo Solar is set to export to Vietnam as the Southeast Asian nation revealed it would prioritise high-quality renewables hardware in its energy grid, the company said in a press release. 

Energy Minister Chris Bowen opens Australian Centre For Excellence in PV

Media Release by Tindo Solar Minister for Climate Change and Energy, the Hon Chris Bowen MP, has backed Australian industry’s part in the renewable energy...

Australia’s only solar panel manufacturer assists with students’ solar car

Media Release Students from Australian National University have again sought the assistance of Tindo Solar as they build a solar car to race later this...

CEFC to provide $120m in funding for Tindo, Kudos and SunEdison

Tindo Solar, Kudos Energy and SunEdison will receive funding from the Government's Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) which is set to provide up to...

Australia’s Anti-Dumping Commission to investigate Chinese solar PV producers

Australia has launched an investigation to determine whether Chinese producers of solar photovoltaic panels and modules have been selling below-cost products in the domestic...

Tindo Solar wins contract for pilot solar project

Australian solar module manufacturer Tindo Solar has won a contract to deliver modules for a pilot solar project for not-for-project housing in South Australia. The...
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