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The U.S. Department of Energy’s support for solar research and development largely focuses on data collection, cost reduction, boosting efficiency and grid integration.

As part of an renewable energy and energy efficiency partnership with Germany, Nigeria plans to install 420 MW of solar capacity across nine northern states.

The South Korean reached the milestone as it expands its global operations. In the past year, Japan and South Africa have become two of its biggest markets.

Middle-class homeowners in leading U.S. solar markets are increasingly adopting solar technology, according to a new study by the Center for American Progress.

Cost reduction is having a massive impact in driving photovoltaic growth in the U.S., a point made evident at the Solar Power International (SPI) confab in Chicago, where exhibitors reported high interest among visitors at the event.

The Chinese solar company will supply 1.78 MW of modules for the project, which is owned by one of the world’s largest producers of crude oil.

The new 52-acre solar farm is the largest in the region and was completed on schedule and on budget by India’s largest solar company.

A large-scale PV plant has gone online in the city of Mitoyo while a new Natural Environment Center has opened in Yonago as part of the country’s push to educate residents about renewable energy.

The customizable installation will be spread across four individual sites in Yuma, Arizona, ranging from rooftop to carport installations.

JinkoSolar has signed a deal with the local authority to build a 120 MW PV plant at the Electromechanical Industrial Park in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province, within three years.