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Jordan’s round two tender applicants announced

Jordan has impressed with its commitment to include a sizeable amount of solar PV power in its energy mix. The country aims to generate 10% of its energy from renewable sources by 2020, including 600 MW of installed solar PV.

Jordan’s rooftop PV sector thriving 

Jordan leads Arab world in utility-scale solar PV installations with many large solar farms expected to go online in 2015. Residential and commercial rooftop sectors are also kick-starting the thriving solar sector.

Troubled Sharp sells Recurrent Energy to Canadian Solar

$265 million sale to Canadian Solar follows tough few years for the Japanese manufacturing giant.

Turkey aims for 3 GW of PV by 2023

In 2014, Turkey saved $850 million in energy imports due to the increase in the share of renewable energy.

Portugal’s net-metering law raises faint hopes

Approval of law could propel solar sector into the fast lane, where PV is still playing catch-up to a soaring wind industry.

Spain to link Mallorca, Ibiza

Spanish electricity grid operator Red Eléctrica de España (REE) announced on Wednesday the construction of a 126-kilometer long cable interconnecting the Balearic Islands of Mallorca and Ibiza. The project can potentially benefit PV, which now lags behind in the sun-washed islands of the Mediterranean Sea, but this will require time.

1366 achieves 18% efficiency with PERC technology

The kerfless wafer maker has announced both efficiency improvements and operational milestones in advance of the launch of its first mass production facility.

Enphase unveils multi-faceted solar energy management and storage system

The company has launched an integrated energy management system and an AC storage solution at the Solar Power International trade show. These products will be available for residential and commercial PV systems in the second half of 2015.

Tokyo Electric upgrading grid with 100-km-long transmission line

Tokyo Electric Power Co. is building a 100-kilometer-long electricity transmission line in central Japan as part of the country’s efforts to upgrade its grid infrastructure in view of surging renewable power.

UK Foresight Solar Fund to raise up to £100 million

The fund plans to acquire two PV plants with a combined capacity of 74 MW and expects to continue acquisitions of plants below and above 5 MW following the introduction of next year’s CfD scheme.

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