The Bloomberg NEF Tier 1 list methodology requires corporate transparency, and companies may not qualify if their ownership structure is not clearly documented.

Bloomberg NEF previously published Tier 2 and Tier 3 manufacturer lists but has discontinued them.

Bloomberg NEF publishes quarterly Tier 1 lists for solar module manufacturers, solar inverter manufacturers, and battery manufacturers.

A company that is bankrupt or in default of significant corporate debt will be removed from the Bloomberg NEF Tier 1 list.

The primary criterion for the Bloomberg NEF Tier 1 list is a manufacturer's product being used in a project that has received non-recourse financing.

The Bloomberg NEF Tier 1 list for power inverter makers includes approximately 12 companies.

Bloomberg NEF does not produce a Tier 1 list for wind turbines because the market is consolidated and such a list would simply include all existing manufacturers.

The government of Pakistan has reportedly used the Bloomberg NEF Tier 1 list as a requirement for imported solar modules to combat money laundering.

Jenny Chase predicts that some firms on the Bloomberg NEF Tier 1 lists will go bankrupt due to a forthcoming period of industry consolidation.

To qualify for the Bloomberg NEF Tier 1 list, a solar module manufacturer must have supplied projects financed by at least six different commercial banks, excluding development banks, within the last ...

The Bloomberg NEF Tier 1 list for solar modules includes approximately 50 manufacturers.

Bloomberg NEF has begun offering an official, timestamped "Tier 1 badge" for clients to use, indicating the specific quarter they qualified for the list.

The Bloomberg NEF Tier 1 list methodology may make it more difficult for manufacturers to qualify if they are primarily active in markets like China and India, where non-recourse financing is less dom...

The Bloomberg NEF Tier 1 list for battery makers currently includes approximately 60 companies.