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German solar sector wants removal of capacity cap for PV

After conducting a review of the results of Germany’s six auctions for large-scale PV, which have led to a very good price/performance ratio for solar power, the German solar association said there is no more reason to set growth limits for the development of PV.

Solar to attract more investment than coal, gas and nuclear combined this year, says Frost & Sullivan

Analysts expect global renewable power investment to reach $243bn this year, with solar PV the fastest-growing segment and non-hydro renewables to account for 65% of all global power investment by 2020.

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NCLAVE supplies trackers for 125 MW Australia project

The horizontal single-axis trackers from NCLAVE will be installed at the Clare Solar Farm in Australia.

Belgium: researchers say solar-plus-storage is far from becoming economically viable

According to a scientific paper from the Université libre de Bruxelles, even a further reduction in storage prices may not be sufficient to make solar-plus-storage attractive in the Belgian market.

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Solar Frontier’s operating loss widens to $26.4 million in Q1

The CIS thin-film PV specialist has posted an operating loss of JPY 3 billion ($26.4 million) in the three months to March 31, from JPY 2.6 billion a year earlier. Net sales fell 41.3% on the year to JPY 22.2 billion.

Brazilian state of Ceará approves three solar projects totaling 90 MW

Ceará’s environmental authorities approved three 30 MW solar projects submitted by Steelcons Energy.

Germany: 96% of projects selected in first of six solar auctions is now online

Around 96% of the PV projects up to 10 MW selected in Germany’s first auction for large-scale solar has now been completed, according to the country’s grid regulator Bundesnetzagentur.

Solar tariffs in India tumble to another new record low

The latest 500 MW tender by the Solar Corporation of India (SECI) drove the tariffs under INR 2.50 ($ 0.038), making solar cheaper than fossil fuel-generated power.

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United PV to acquire 110 MW of solar in China

A unit of the Chinese solar investment and development group will acquire a 100% equity interest in China New Energy Holdings, as part of a complex deal involving solar, wind and hydropower assets.

Trina Solar powers Australia’s Sunshine Coast Solar Farm

The Chinese PV behemoth’s panels will be installed at the 15 MW Sunshine Coast Solar Farm in Australia.

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