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First Solar begins construction of 141 MW PV plant in Chile

The Luz Del Norte, expected to be the largest PV plant in South America when completed, will make significant contribution to Chile’s national energy agenda. Chilean President Michelle Bachelet and leading government officials attended the project’s inaugural ceremony.

SPI Solar unit signs 100 MW of EPC deals in China

Xinyu Xinwei New Energy will handle EPC services for 100 MW of solar PV projects in China’s Hebei province.

TuNur seeking to provide UK with North African solar power

While the grand Desertec plan may be dead, the dream of delivering solar power from North Africa to Europe appears alive and well, at least for TuNur, which is looking for investment to export energy to the U.K.

UK farmers with PV to lose subsidies under new guidelines

Environment secretary Liz Truss to deny farmers with solar panels installed on their land the right to farm subsidies under the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy.

Kyocera teams up with Healthy Planet Partners fund

The companies are providing developer and EPC partners with an end-to-end solution, from assistance with origination, technical and financial feasibility analysis to construction and long-term financing.

Orix to pursue 800 MW Japan PV projects despite grid constraints

The Tokyo-based finance and leasing company hopes to install 800 MW of megasolar projects by 2018, and is not cowed by recent reports of grid restrictions for new solar projects.

Neo Solar Power subsidiary reveals 14 MW UK rooftop solar program

The scheme will be carried out by General Energy Solutions and will be the largest project for a housing community in the U.K.

India raises JNNSM target by 75%

Narendra Modi wants 15.75 GW, rather than 9 GW under the second phase of the national solar mission. Developers are meeting in New Delhi today to discuss the proposals.

Austin utility tries to water down solar commitment

Texan power company wants a 65% renewables target, imposed on it by city council, reduced to 50%. Austin Energy calling for new gas-fired power plant rather than 600 MW of new solar.

Creditors vote through LDK restructure

Note holders of the debt-saddled wafer manufacturer waved through restructuring proposals this morning. The plans will now go before courts in Hong Kong and the Cayman Islands.

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