Posts from category: Bankruptcies
by admin | Jul 12, 2018 | Bankruptcies, Solar Power
According to the attached notice published on the ASIC website Euro Solar has gone into liquidation. This potentially leaves the thousands of Australian homeowners who purchased a solar power system from them without any warranties. In the past Euro Solar has been hit... by admin | May 14, 2015 | Bankruptcies
On paper solar warranties all look the same, solar panels for example all have a 25 year performance guarantee and most solar inverters a 5 year guarantee so they must be all the same, right? Unfortunately this is definitely not the case. Warranties are just bits of... by admin | Dec 1, 2014 | Bankruptcies
The office of fair trading issued this notice today in relation to Queensland Renewable Energy after they failed to replace faulty DC Isolators that were recalled in May. “A product safety recall notice has been issued against a Cairns-based solar company after... by admin | Jul 30, 2014 | Bankruptcies
The Australian solar industry has been rocked by the apparent collapse of one of the country’s largest and most prominent solar developers, the Queensland-based Ingenero. According to ASIC documents, Ingenero was placed in the hands of external administrators late... by admin | May 21, 2014 | Bankruptcies, Recall, Solar Power
Advancetech the importer and supplier of the recalled Avanco DC isolator has gone into liquidation after 27,600 of the isolators were recalled by the QLD Government. Sunshine Coast Solar Centre is urging all solar power system owners to check their DC isolators and if... by admin | Aug 29, 2013 | Bankruptcies
Suntechs woes continue to mount with 3 senior directors quitting the company citing issues with negotiations with bondholders, cash flow and a lack of clear business plan More worringly Bloomberg analyst Wang Xiaoting reported the following “Rather than the... 
by admin | Jul 7, 2013 | Bankruptcies
July 7, 2013 German solar panel manufacturer Conergy said it will file for insolvency on Friday, the latest victim of ferocious competition from Asia in the industry. Conergy, which has workforce of around 1,200, said it would file an application for the opening... by admin | Mar 21, 2013 | Bankruptcies
From the Australian: CHINA’S Suntech reached its zenith as the world’s largest solar panel producer, but has plunged to the nadir of bankruptcy in just a year, highlighting the woes of the industry it shaped. The New York-listed company on Wednesday... by admin | Mar 19, 2013 | Bankruptcies
March 19, 2013 From Sydney Morning Herald Suntech Power, the solar giant founded by Australian-trained former billionaire Shi Zhengrong, became the first company from mainland China to default on its bonds in the modern era after failing to repay $US541 million ($520... by admin | Mar 14, 2013 | Bankruptcies
March 15, 2013 From Sydney Morning Herald… Shi Zhengrong, the former billionaire dubbed the ”Sun King” for the meteoric rise of his solar company, Suntech Power, remains ”upbeat and very positive”, even as a possible debt default looms... by admin | Feb 27, 2013 | Bankruptcies
From ABC An Adelaide-based national solar-panel company, Unleash Solar, is going into voluntary administration. Commissioner for Consumer Affairs Paul White said the company was being investigated for 17 complaints about faulty equipment and warranty work not being... by admin | Dec 3, 2012 | Bankruptcies
The courier mail today reported that Solagex “one of Australia’s largest solar companies” (we haven’t heard of them) had gone into liquidation owing more than $3.129m. Solagex joins Beyond Building, Solar Shop, Premier Solar and Clear Solar in... by admin | Oct 17, 2012 | Bankruptcies, Solar Power
October 17, 2012 Chinese solar panel manufacturers are struggling to survive with a mountain of debt in a climate of reduced demand and global government support. I read an article recently that had the following interesting statistics: The top 10 Chinese... by admin | May 31, 2012 | Bankruptcies, Solar Hot Water
May 31, 2012 A 50-year-old Melbourne manufacturer and wholesaler of hot water and solar hot water products, making more than $8 million a year, has collapsed into administration, in yet another sign both the solar and manufacturing industries remain under harsh... by admin | Apr 19, 2012 | Bankruptcies
First Solar Inc. decision to fire 30 percent of its staff and reduce production shows that even the biggest solar panel makers aren’t immune from the shakeout that’s bankrupted at least eight companies on two continents in the past year. The largest thin-film solar... by admin | Apr 19, 2012 | Bankruptcies
Solar energy company Beyond Building Systems has collapsed on the back of a $1 million debt to the Australian Taxation Office and problems with its solar panel machinery. Robert Smith, of Worrells on the Gold Coast, has been appointed liquidator of the... by admin | Jan 30, 2012 | Bankruptcies
A global reduction of government rebates and feed in tariffs for solar power has resulted in a significant decline in the demand for solar panels. German officials recently announced further cuts to their tariffs triggering a slump in the share price of some... by admin | Nov 30, 2011 | Bankruptcies, Solar Companies
Solar lessons, learned the hard way by Giles Parkinson – climate spectator The remnants of what was once Australia’s largest independent rooftop solar installer, SolarShop, have finally been sold – to Melbourne-based Premier Solar – completing a salutary tale about... by admin | Nov 11, 2011 | Bankruptcies
From Sydney Morning Herald AUSTRALIA’S only solar panel maker, SilexSolar, yesterday suspended manufacturing at its Homebush plant saying it had been decimated by Chinese imports, the high dollar and a lack of support from state and federal governments. In August, the...
Having spent several months researching possible solar options for our new Sunshine Coast home we quickly learned exactly what it was we wanted to install, but the next piece in the puzzle, finding the right company with the best price and service options to back it up was far more challenging. With lots of companies happy to take your money but not necessarily happy to work with you to refine your selections and therefore your needs, we were thrilled to discover the sincerity and professionalism offered to us by Sunworks Solar. Our sales professional, Wayne, and his side kick Mike were always available to answer questions and nothing was ever too much trouble. Peter and his installation team were stunning. Despite a showery day and several interruptions, our job was completed and the final outcome was stunning – everything was so neat, so well thought through, so perfectly planned, so concisely explained. So, if you’re looking for the ultimate solar solution, we believe you won’t do better than Sunworks Solar in Maroochydore, a genuinely reliable company in a sea of uncertainty and hype.
