Findings from Bloomberg New Energy Finance reveal a 41% slump in investment across Europe, while Japan’s solar-fuelled clean energy landscape saw a 55% surge in investment.
Planning permission has been secured for a 37-40 MW solar park in Hampshire, England. Developers Welborne Solar wants the $65m scheme built this summer.
Deutsche Bank sets a $90/share target price for SolarCity. Analysts predict grid parity in the U.S. in 2016 to drive the company’s customer numbers and stock price.
Embattled Chinese manufacturer LDK has until Thursday to negotiate a deal with holders of its U.S. dollar denominated notes. An interest payment on the notes has been due since August 28.
Investment firms, financiers and energy companies around the globe are introducing innovative new funding vehicles aimed at renewable energy investment.
In Chile, Enel Green Power has begun construction on its first solar park in the country, the 36 MW Diego de Almagro facility.
The Taiwanese polysilicon maker is attempting to address an $82 million deficit, incurred after the acuqisition of Sun Materials, whose Yi-Lan polysilicon factory turned out to be a white elephant.
Chinese developer Goldpoly wants to expand its solar project portfolio by 1 GW in 2014. On Thursday, the company committed to acquire 500 MW of projects worldwide from China Triumph International Engineering.
The Chinese solar giant is considering floating its burgeoning plant development business after the Communist Party’s restated commitment to solar.
German EPC provider Enerparc helped install a 1 MW ground-mount project in Dagestan in just two weeks. Three German companies were involved in the Russian installation.
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