Solon Energy GmbH has established a joint venture with Israel-based Elco. The new company already has two photovoltaic projects under construction, and is hoping to work on a further 200 MW in the country.
Sonora Energy Group de Hermosillo (SEGH) is currently working on a 39 MW photovoltaic plant in Mexico. If all goes to plan, it should begin supplying electricity to the Mexican grid by the end of next August. Overall, the group is planning a number of photovoltaic projects in the country.
The Croatian government has voted to increase the existing quota for photovoltaic capacity eligible for feed-in tariffs (FITs) from 15 MW to 45 MW in 2013. Overall, it expects to meet its 2020 quota of 45 MW of installed capacity by next year.??
Kaco New Energy has responded to the latest photovoltaic inverter rankings published in the November edition of pv magazine. The German company says it significantly increased its production capacity in 2011 and can now produce up to 9.5 GW of inverters annually.
According to media reports, five countries are looking to push ahead with the Desertec initiative. This month, a letter of intent is expected to be signed. Meanwhile, RWE is said to be planning to build a solar and wind farm in Morocco.
EDF Renewable Energy has completed the first phase of its 143 MWp photovoltaic project, located in Kern County, California. Situated next to the 140 MW Pacific Wind project, also executed by EDF, the two plants will become one of the largest hybrid projects in the U.S. when complete.
Chinas central government is said to be pushing for photovoltaic consolidation in its domestic industry. This, photovoltaic storage solutions, and balancing cost and quality control were some of the key themes at Solarpraxis first PV Module and PV Power Plant Workshop China 2012.
Newly installed photovoltaics in Germany amounted to nearly one GW in September, and 1.85 GW between July and September. Consequently, it is now clear that the feed-in tariffs (FITs) will be reduced by 2.5% a month for the next three months.
Saint Gobain has opened its new Solar Gard manufacturing facility in Qingdao, China.
South Africa will next week sign power purchase contracts with 18 project developers for photovoltaic plants worth 631.5 MW.
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