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Grid Alternatives secures $2 million for Colorado expansion

U.S.-based non-profit solar company, Grid Alternatives has secured US$2 million from Wells Fargo for its expansion into Colorado.

Isofotón signs PPA for 50 MW PV plant in Dominican Republic

Following the signing of a PPA between Spain-based Isofotón and the Dominican Republic government, work can finally proceed on the company’s 50 MW photovoltaic plant.

Australia: $40.7 million grant secured for PV research

Hailed as “historic”, the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and the University of Queensland have been awarded a AU$40.7 million grant to establish two photovoltaic research programs.

BIPV to add 4.6 GW of new capacity by 2017

Between 2011 and 2017, the building integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) market is forecast to add 4.6 GW of new capacity, thus making it one of the fastest growing solar industry segments.

PV to lead rapid increase in decentralized power generation over next 5 years

Quickly becoming the new industry buzzword, distributed power generation, led by photovoltaics, is set to “rapidly” expand over the next five years to reach an annual installation rate of 63.5 GW by 2017.

Hanwha SolarOne unveils 1 GW North American PV pipeline

Korea’s Hanwha SolarOne Co. Ltd is continuing with its downstream expansion strategy. Amid rumors the Hanwha Group is gearing up to take over Germany-based Q.Cells, the company has launched Hanwha SolarEnergy America (HSEA) in North America.

China: Utility-dominant PV landscape changing

According to the latest research, the Chinese photovoltaics industry is shifting to a more decentralized model, following a “sharp” increase in non-residential building-mount applications, and a rise in non-utility commercial projects. Furthermore, it is believed the market is becoming more open to overseas companies.

US to fast track 1.5 GW of solar projects

Under President Obama’s “We can’t wait initiative”, the federal permit and review processes are to be accelerated for seven solar and wind projects. Of these, five comprise solar projects worth a total of 1,550 MW.

Solar ITCs deliver positive IRRs to US government

A new analysis of the U.S. Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) claims that both residential and commercial photovoltaic projects supported by the ITC can deliver a nominal 10 percent internal rate of return (IRR) to the U.S. government.

US injects $43 million into energy storage research

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has made US$43 million worth of funding available to 19 energy storage research projects.

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