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Germany: Power exporter even with fewer nuclear plants

Germany managed to export more power in 2012 than it has in the last five years. With a net surplus of 22.8 terawatt-hours (TWh), the exported amount of energy was four times as much as that in 2011. This data was released by the Federal Statistical Office in Wiesbaden in Hesse.

Germany adds 211 MW of PV in February

Germany added 211 MW of new photovoltaic capacity in February across more than 8,300 systems. The largest solar park, with a capacity of 8.2 MW, is located in Brandenburg, near the capital, Berlin.

8minutenergy and Saferay sign 20 MW PPA in California

8minutenergy Renewables, LLC and Saferay, Inc. have signed a 20 year PPA with Southern California Edison (SCE) to sell the energy generated from their proposed Redcrest Solar Farm project.

Chile: IDB to finance 26.5 MW of PV projects

The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has approved a US41.4 million loan package to finance two of Solarpack Chile S.A.’s photovoltaic plants, worth 26.5 MW.

Australia: 53 MW power plant recommended for approval

What will be one of Australia’s biggest photovoltaic power plants has moved one step further towards completion today, with the 53 MW plant receiving a recommendation that it should be approved. Construction is set to begin in 2014.

10% cut to Japanese FIT approved

The Japanese government has approved a 10% cut to photovoltaic FITs. As such, from April 1, tariffs have been reduced to JPY37.8/kWh (US$0.40) down from JPY42/kWh (US$0.45).

US: NY targets 52 MW of new PV capacity

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) awarded US$46 million for 76 large-scale projects totaling 52 MW of new photovoltaic capacity.

Greece: 234 MW of new PV capacity in February; renewable energy reform announced

According to the latest figures, Greece added 234 MW of PV capacity in February. Meanwhile, a joint declaration of intent has been signed between Greece, Germany and the EU aimed at reforming the country’s renewable energy industry.

First Solar acquires 150 MW Imperial County Solar Plant

American thin film producer First Solar has announced the acquisition of the 150 MW Imperial County Solar Plant. It is expected to be completed in 2014.

Philippines: First projects under FIT set to go ahead

The first photovoltaic projects under the Philippines’ long-awaited FIT program are set to be completed in 2014. The AFP are reporting that a government official has confirmed that the first photovoltaic installations will be between 3 – 5 MW.

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