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Spain: Solar constituted 3 percent of 2010 electricity generation

Spanish electricity company Red Electrica reports that Spain generated nearly three percent of its electricity from solar energy in 2010.

Angola turning to PV

Following rapid growth in the country over the past few years, Angola is increasingly turning to renewable energy. Due to its cost effectiveness, photovoltaics (PV) is an attractive option.

Canadian government investing CAD$3.9 million in solar

The city of Colwood in British Columbia, Canada is to implement a community-scale solar project following a CAD$3.9 million investment from the country’s Clean Energy Fund.

A slight hope in Spain

Spain’s Congress has passed the law which intents to cut the number of full load hours for existing photovoltaics (PV) installations reactively. Now the Senate may achieve some “palliative” corrections.

US President sets lofty clean energy goal

In his State of the Union address this week, U.S. President Barack Obama said he was counting on solar energy as a key resource for the nation’s energy supply.

Italy’s 2010 PV installations surpass expectations

Italy has officially* reported today that 1,850 megawatts (MWs) of new photovoltaics (PV) systems were installed in 2010, substantially exceeding industry estimates.

Meyer Burger secures large wire saw order

Meyer Burger Technology Ltd has signed a supply contract worth CHF 160 million (around USD$169 million; €123 million) with an unnamed, existing customer in Asia.

Growth potential for PV recycling

Delegates at the 2nd International Conference on PV Module Recycling, held yesterday in Madrid, Spain were hoping to hear that photovoltaic (PV) recycling efforts had increased since last year’s conference.

Sun Materials to build 5 silicon plants following acquisition

Hong Kong-based Mascotte Holdings Limited is to acquire a 50.1 percent stake of Taiwanese polycrystalline silicon manufacturer Sun Materials for USD$150 million (around HK$1.17 billion).

Abound Solar receives MCS certification

U.S. thin film manufacturer, Abound Solar, has received MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme) certification for its AB1-series of photovoltaic modules.

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