We are pleased to announce that our updated stock list for DAH brand N-Type TOPCon solar panels is now live! Many of these high-efficiency panels are ready for immediate release from our warehouse in Rotterdam, with others in final transit to port. As ETP Sourcing, we hold the exclusive distribution rights for these panels to Ireland and can ship to any location across Europe. An overview can be found below, or you can download the...

We are an established importer and distributor of solar energy and energy storage components. In this fast-changing industry, we can ensure you are at the cutting edge of tech to best serve your customers and partners. Contact us now for full information on available products.

Some of you may not have heard about the GRI from 1st March 2012 from almost all shipping carriers yet. But you will likely feel the pinch when you notice shipping prices for containers almost doubling after 1st of March. Here is what is happening and what we’re being told:   Where & What? The increases will be applied as follows: Origin Range: From All Asian ports (including Japan, South East Asia, Colombo...

As we read and see more and more in the news that Chinese exports to ‘developed’ countries are considerably reducing it is a time to be very wary about quality. While there is still strong growth from ‘emerging’ markets such as Africa and South America, the reduction in exports from the larger Western markets creates a pressure and strain on all the factories that rely on these orders to maintain their budgeted and normal...

The Incoterms rules or International Commercial terms are a series of pre-defined commercial terms published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) widely used in international commercial transactions. A series of three-letter trade terms related to common sales practices, the Incoterms rules are intended primarily to clearly communicate the tasks, costs and risks associated with the transportation and delivery of goods. The...

(Have you read Part 1 of this article?) By this point, the overseas purchaser has been let down dreadfully by the supplier and had to compromise their margins in order to have their goods released. But it got worse. When the CI (Original Paper Commercial Invoice) and COO (Certificate of Origin) were requested from the supplier, they refused to do even this stating that it would cost yet more money to produce these documents and therefore...