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India tenders 6.4 GW of PV for agricultural load power demand

Solar power developers have until December 28 to bid for an aggregate 6.4 GW of grid-connected solar power capacity in Andhra Pradesh, which will be spread across 10 locations in the state. The Andhra Pradesh Green Energy Corporation will serve as the offtaker and supply the power procured from these projects to meet the demand of agricultural loads in the state.

Neoen energizes 140 MW solar park linked to 3.2 MW/2.2 MWh of storage in El Salvador

The facility is now selling power to local distributors AES, Delsur, EDESAL and B&D at an average price of $ 49.55 under a 20-year PPA.

World’s largest residential virtual power plant

Like Airbnb, but monetizing spare energy: “The first big step toward opening the door to a massively transactive grid.”

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Ramping up renewables now could save Europe €363bn by 2050

Delay, and policymakers will see the carbon emission allowance which would enable us to stay well below 2C frittered away so quickly net zero would have to be reached in 2040, rather than ten years later, when the relevant technology costs will be cheaper.

Uzbekistan shortlists 11 bidders in 200 MW PV tender

The 200 MW solar park will be built in Sherabad, in southeastern Uzbekistan’s Surkhandarya region.

EnBW builds another 300 MW of unsubsidized solar in Germany, ERG announces plans for 600 MW

German utility EnBW plans to build 300 MW of solar at two sites in northeastern Germany, while Italian oil company ERG has entered the German PV market with a 600 MW PV project portfolio.

Portugal hits 1 GW milestone

Portugal now has more than 1.03 GW of operational PV capacity, making solar its third-biggest renewable energy source behind hydropower (7.1 GW) and wind power (5.4 GW). However, PV remains the resource with the greatest growth potential in the country.

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Australia to host 200 MW solar farm, big battery project

The New South Wales state government’s push toward renewable energy continues to gather momentum, as the Independent Planning Commission has approved a multimillion-dollar, 500 MW solar project.

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PV module recycling could harm US solar industry

The PV industry can’t claim to be a clean energy source if it leaves a trail of hazardous waste.

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The weekend read: Solar needs aluminum, but it has a carbon problem

Few doubt that aluminum frames will be a part of the solar module for some time to come. And with PV manufacturing continuing to scale, the carbon footprint of this versatile metal may prove a sustainability challenge.

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