The Indian government has announced plans to build the worlds biggest solar power plant, in the Rajasthan province. While huge, at 4 GW in total capacity, the projects timeline is a long one.
A 64 MW scheme in the Dominican Republic is the country’s first solar park. German developer Wirsol said the Republic’s president personally selected it to plan the project in Monte Plato province.
The manager of a German PV recycling firm has advised manufacturers, importers and distributors not to sign any new disposal contracts before modules are in included in the EU’s electrical waste directive in February.
Pakistan’s first large scale solar project is just part of a race to plug electricity generation shortfalls in the country. The 6.6 GW coal-fired plant at Gadani dominates the race for electricity.
A 3 MW project in Colleton County will be used as a test bed for incorporating solar into the grid. The scheme has been backed by the state’s largest utility, transmission company and consumer-owned electricity co-operatives.
IHS analysis of first half module shipments show a strong rebound in global demand. But analysts warn the boom seen so far this year will slow in the current quarter.
Solar projects in Alderson, Fayetteville and Crawley are expected to total up to 40 MW of generation capacity. Solar Thin Films has signed a $124 million-$160 million deal to build the projects.
Hanergy Solar is banking on custom from its majority shareholder Hanergy Group, as well as support from the Chinese government.
Solar manufacturer JinkoSolar has reached its first milestone for downstream projects and wants to have 500 MW connected in China by the end of next year.
Photovoltaic developer SunEdison has closed a $212.5 million deal for a 100 MW solar project in the Atacama Desert in Chile. The plant is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2014.
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