Trina Solar set to go private in $1.1bn cash deal
Chinese solar panel maker accepts investor offer to go private and de-list from the New York Stock Exchange, following merger with Fortune Solar Holdings and Red Viburnum Company
The world's biggest solar panel maker Trina Solar has accepted an offer from a consortium of investors to go private, following a merger with Fortune Solar and its subsidiary Red Virburnum. The cash...
More on Solar
More news
From China's stand to Walmart's wish list: A Climate Week news cheat sheet
An all-you-need-to-know guide to all the top green corporate announcements from a busy Climate Week in NYC
Global Briefing: California plots 2035 end date for fossil fuel car sales
Plus EU's plan to cut aviation CO2, Norway's CCS project, Australia's green tech investment blitz and the top green business news from around the world this week
Boris Johnson teases 'big bet' for UK on wind, hydrogen and CCS
PM touts 'green industrial revolution' as fix for climate and Covid crises as he urges countries to step up climate efforts
Big Four accounting firms reveal ESG reporting standards
PwC, KPMG, EY and Deloitte all back environmental social governance reporting framework headed up by the International Business School
