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Second-generation Powervault energy storage systems launched in the UK

The new product range, with enhanced features, has been launched at the same time as a Crowdcube crowdfunding campaign offering the opportunity to invest in the company as the storage market is expected to grow exponential.

US company to build 50 MW PV plant in the republic of Georgia

Georgia’s Ministry of Energy has signed a MoU with the US-based Headwall Power International to develop a project of the 50 MW PV plant in Gardabani region.

US company to build 50 MW PV plant in the republic of Georgia

Georgia’s Ministry of Energy has signed a MoU with the US-based Headwall Power International to develop a project of a 50 MW PV plant in Gardabani region.

IKEA UK launches its home solar service

The much anticipated domestic solar PV initiative begins today, with the launch of “Solar Shops” across three of its U.K. stores and online, making the purchase of PV systems for U.K. homeowners easier than ever.

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NEXTracker hits 3 GW of cumulative delivery worldwide

U.S. tracker manufacturer NEXTracker has recently achieved a new milestone with cumulative shipments of over 3 GW of solar trackers around the world.

Planning permission granted for largest PV site in Northern Ireland

Permission has been granted to U.K. solar park developer Hadstone Energy for a 46 MW site, which will be the largest in Northern Ireland.

Tesla prepares for major growth in U.S. behind-the-meter energy storage in 2016

GTM Research analysis of a Tesla filing shows that the company expects to sell a larger volume of batteries to Tesla than was represented by the entire behind-the-meter market last year.

Cyprus: Construction begins on five PV plants; storage to emerge

Cyprus’ once dormant large-scale PV plant sector appears to be awakening, while even more positive is a growing energy storage trend, which under the current circumstances seems irreversible.

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Update: Solar Impulse completes Pacific crossing

Swiss pioneering pilot Bertrand Piccard has completed the second leg of the Solar Impulse’s crossing of the Pacific. The solar aircraft landed at Moffett Airfield on 23 April at 11:44 pm local time. The Solar Impulse 2 will continue onto New York, Europe or North Africa and Abu Dhabi, completed a circumnavigation of the globe.

India appeals WTO domestic content ruling for solar

Energy minister Piyush Goyal challenges World Trade Organization’s ruling that its domestic content requirements for solar violate international trade rules.

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