New Development Bank to give India $250 million loan for renewables
The renewable revolution in India continues, as high ranking Indian official confirms that the country has been accepted for a $250 million loan from the New Development Bank, which is expected to be for solar projects.
Largest PV plant hooked up in Ghana
Chinese firm Beijing Xiaocheng Company developed the 20 MW plant, which has been connected to the grid, and is helping Ghana overcome its power crisis.
Design your own Solar: Sunworks reports strong interest in new concept
US solar provider Sunworks has opened an innovative design center, where customers can not only learn about the benefits of solar power, but can design their own personalized system, at a time when inventive mounted arrays are being touted as visual, as well as financial, assets.
Vivint Solar reassures investors with Q1 data
On an interim analyst and investor call, the residential solar installer reports increased bookings and installed capacity in Q1, but also noted that installed costs have increased.
As the battle for the UK's power supply rages, solar beats coal for a day
Solar panels in the UK generated more electricity than coal plants over the course of a full day for the first time ever, according to Carbon Brief data, highlighting the sharp decline of the country’s coal industry.
CEFC looks to pump-prime Australia's flagging renewable energy economy
The Clean Energy Finance Corporation is taking a leaf out of the books of central bankers by looking to further boost liquidity into Australia’s stalled renewable energy market, pumping $100 million into a new $1 billion funding pool.
Gantner Instruments making impressive strides in the PV monitoring market
The independent German based PV monitoring company installed its monitoring equipment to 367 MW of PV installations in the first quarter of 2016, compounding its position as one of the world leaders in the market.
SunEdison malaise result of Vivint wrongdoing and "overly optimistic" culture, finds audit
Findings of investigation by audit committee and independent directors attribute blame for failed Vivint Solar acquisition on ex-employee; critical of SunEdison’s optimistic financial reporting and uncontrolled cash forecasting process.
German juwi group to develop 18 unlicensed PV projects in Turkey
The plants, located in the cities of Konya and Nevsehir, will have a combined capacity of 18.6 MW and will help chip away at Turkeys target of 1 GW of installed PV by the end of 2016.
Yingli signs 200 MW solar module supply deal in Dominican Republic
Arrangement with European EPC partner will see 200 MW of Yingli modules shipped to the Caribbean nation over the course of the next three years.
