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8point3 keeps conservative approach and beats guidance during Q4

The joint First Solar/SunPower yieldco achieved $16.3 million in cash available for distribution, above its guidance, with 131 MW-AC of projects reaching commercial completion during the quarter.

China Cinda may join Yingli's debt restructuring

The state-owned asset management company could help Yingli sell off assets.

Solar companies lose the 1st international legal ruling over Spanish feed-in tariff cuts

The companies who brought the suit must also pay around €1.2 million in legal costs and administrative expenses to the Spanish state.

Oaktree acquires Solarrus

The investment is set to bolster the leading U.S. O&M services group and provides Oaktree with a foothold in “a nascent industry with enormous growth potential.” Solarrus has also appointed a new chief executive.

Powerhive raises $20 million for off-grid development in emerging markets

The investment allows Powerhive to expand its renewable microgrid development using its propriety technology and supply affordable and reliable electricity to off-grid communities in emerging markets.

Egypt preps tender for 30 GW of energy projects

Government officials, public sector stakeholders and regulators will gather next month in Cairo for a special summit aimed at engaging investors and developers for a slew of major energy and infrastructure projects.

SMA returns to the black in 2015

Provisional results from the world’s largest inverter maker show revenue growth and a return to profitability in the second half of 2015, after two and a half difficult years.

Mitsubishi Research Institute to launch solar fund

The Mitsubishi Group’s main consulting unit is joining forces with its corporate affiliate to buy and turn around poor performing megasolar plants in Japan.

Spain's Supreme Tribunal rules against PV system owners

The court rejected claims calling for compensation for cuts to the feed-in tariff for solar introduced by the government in 2010. The five appeals represent another 150 businesses which have presented similar appeals. ANPIER calls the ruling “unjust”.

What’s next for Jordan’s solar PV sector?

Abu Dhabi-based Masdar has this week published an official announcement about the installation of a new 200 MW PV plant in Jordan. pv magazine expands on the news and looks at the implications for the Jordanian solar market.

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