The country’s Department of Energy (DoE) says it is on track to meeting its target of tripling its renewable energy capacity by 2030.
The American renewable energy company will operate Zep Solar as an independent business unit following the multimillion dollar acquisition.
The Chinese module manufacturer supplied 15 MW of modules for the Longyangxia Dam project, and has expressed its congratulations on its successful grid connection.
Northern Chile’s Coquimbo region, an area regarded as the world’s largest for copper production, will be home to the plant, which has been developed by France’s SolaireDirect.
Due to higher demand, German PV equipment manufacturers have an optimistic outlook for 2014. Florian Wessendorf, managing director of the VDMA Photovoltaic Equipment trade association, discusses the state of the market.
The funds will be invested in five PV and CSP solar projects in order to strengthen the country’s domestic solar manufacturing and speed-up commercialization of new technology.
Communist leaders in China are embracing economic reform, encouraging competition in key industries, calling for limits on state involvement in the market and greater environmental protection. All good signs, says IHS.
Greggs, the U.K.’s most recognizable high street baker, has installed solar panels at 10 of its bakeries in an effort to reduce its carbon emissions by 25% by 2015.
The Chinese company, which will continue to supply Conergy with modules, says the “made in Germany” label offers quality and security for its long-term investment.
Police are reportedly investigating the energy giant’s activities in the country’s PV solar sector. CEZ’s 2010 acquisition of a large-scale PV plant also attracted attention from authorities, according to media reports.
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