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Sungevity appoints new chief global officer as it expands in Europe

The solar platform company is looking to expand its worldwide presence as part of a bolstered global strategy led by the newly appointed executive.

Hareon seals 930 MW solar deal with United PV Group

The Chinese solar company has signed an investment framework agreement with the group for 930 MW of solar PV.

UK's renewable generation up by 20%, says REA

Report by Renewable Energy Association and PwC finds installed clean energy capacity increased by nearly a quarter in past year, with jobs in sector up 9%.

Solar Frontier to develop 100 MW in UK

Japanese thin film producer and project developer Solar Frontier has entered into agreement to supply and construct a 100 MW pipeline of projects in the UK. Construction on the first project will take place in Q3 2015.

SMA enjoys strong Q1 sales growth, expands international footprint

The German inverter manufacturer increases year-on-year sales to $254.7 million, driven by growth in the large-scale sector. Hefty staff reduction almost completed.

Vivint Solar rides high on Q1 performance

The U.S. residential installer posted positive results across the board, including a 172% year-on-year revenue increase and a 131% rise in MW installed.

Solar-Fabrik granted self-administration insolvency right

Rejected by a court in Freiburg at the beginning of the month, beleaguered German PV manufacturer has now been permitted chance at self-administration insolvency.

Flextronics to produce NEXTracker's SPT controller

U.S.-based NEXTracker has selected global OEM electronics manufacturer Flextronics to produce its Self-Powered Tracking (SPT) controllers. The move will allow “a rapid commercial rollout of SPT”, the companies state.

Con Edison acquires 140 MW of Californian solar projects

Subsidiary of Consolidated Edison snaps up six shovel-ready PV projects from SolarReserve LLC and GCL Solar Energy, PPAs agreed with SCE and PG&E.

Jinko signs 1 GW supply agreement with CMNE

JinkoSolar has signed a two-year, 1 GW module supply deal with China Minsheng New Energy (CMNE), a subsidiary of China Minsheng Investment Corp. The modules will be used to develop PV power plant projects in China in 2015 and 2016.

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