Hong Kong-based solar company United PV has revealed in an interview to Bloomberg that it is exploring the possibility of offering a lifeline to fellow state-run Chinese solar firm Yingli Green Energy, which revealed this week hefty debt burdens that wiped one-third of its value from the stock market. United Photovoltaics Group's CEO Alan Li remarked that the company may be willing to cooperate with other state-backed firms or solar companies to help Yingli "pull through" after a chastening week. In 2014 the two companies collaborated on a 300 MW deal that will see Yingli develop solar plants across China between now and 2016. Having revealed in a SEC Filing the true extent of its short-term debts over the weekend, Yingli lost more than 40% of its value in New York trading on Monday and Tuesday, before a slight recovery on Wednesday. Analysts had debated whether ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...