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Italy dumps nuclear; renewable energy stocks rise

Italy has voted against nuclear, prompting the country’s renewable energy stocks to soar.

SunPower and Total go through with $1.3 billion majority stake deal

Californian sunshine and French oil and gas have come together in a cash deal where SunPower will sell 60 percent of its class A and B stock to Total, at a price of $23.25 per share. With over 30 million shares changing hands the deal is estimated to cost Total $1.3 billion.

Chevron completes 1.1 MW project at Californian College District

The Antelope Valley Community College, in central California, has inaugurated a new solar installation as part of an extensive energy efficiency audit and upgrade, completed by Chevron Energy Solutions.

Reuters: Germany will not cut FITS on July 1

Germany’s photovoltaic industry suffered a clear break down in the first half of the year. However, Reuters has reported that significantly less than one gigawatt (GW) of new capacity was installed between March and May, meaning there should be no tariff cuts on July 1.

Falling costs and increasing capacity may see PV rival fossil fuels

The IEEE, a body of professionals involved in all aspects of the electrical, electronic and computing fields, believe there is a potential for photovoltaic electricity generation to become more economical than traditional fossil fuels, within the next decade.

US Air Force Academy installs six MW solar plant

The United States military has announced the completion of a photovoltaic installation at a facility in Colorado, in partnership with Colorado Springs Utilities and SunPower Corp.

McGraw-Hill announces 14.1 MW solar plant in New Jersey

In what will amount to a large privately owned photovoltaic installation, McGraw-Hill will install a ground-mounted solar array on 50 acres of land adjacent to the corporation’s two office buildings in East Windsor, New Jersey.

US utility companies installing solar as capacity rapidly expands

The latest report from the Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA) into U.S. utility integrated solar electricity installations has revealed that their numbers grew by 100 percent in 2010 and that the growth is occurring in states outside of California at greater levels than were expected.

Bangladesh set to install 2,000 PV power plants

Bangladesh is set to install 2,000 photovoltaic mini-grid power plants by 2014 in a bid to bring its off-grid areas under the power network.

pvXchange looks to international expansion and eyes US market

Online photovoltaic module and inverter trading platform pvXchange has appointed new senior management and will open new offices overseas, as part of its international expansion program.

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