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France starts construction of first 1km of solar roadway

French energy minister Ségolène Royal inaugurated on Monday the construction of one kilometer of solar road in France’s northwestern department Orne.

Gamesa to develop 130 MW of solar in India

The Spanish clean energy company has been chosen by Indian developer Atria Power to build two large-scale solar PV plants in the country. Contract is firm’s largest order in India to date.

Leclanché ups 2017 revenue guidance to 75% growth

Swiss-headquartered energy storage specialist reveals contract backlog of 85 MWh and ongoing negotiations equating to more than 300 MWh of new storage capacity over coming years.

Sungrow connects 20 MW solar+storage microgrid plant in China

At a combined 20 MW, the microgrid plant in Shuanghu is the largest of its kind in the world, comprising 13 MW of solar PV and 7 MW of energy storage.

UK slips to lowest position ever in EY's renewables attractiveness index

14th place for U.K. comes on back of Brexit uncertainty and go-ahead of Hinkley Point nuclear plant. However, Europe generally on the rise according to Ernst & Young analysts.

Chinese ministry poised to alter land administration rights for agri-PV

Ministry of Land & Resources emphasizes land to be administrated as construction land for Agri-PV projects.

Sunrun to deploy LG Chem batteries in the US market

Sunrun will offer LG Chem RESU batteries for the U.S. residential market through its BrightBox offering and subsidiary AEE Solar

Duke issues RFP for 750 GWh of renewables in the Carolinas

The utility’s solicitation for 750 GWh of renewables could be met with 400 MW of new solar PV.

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Venture capital funding in batteries and smart grids declines sharply in Q3: Mercom report

Latest Mercom Capital report finds that just $102 million in VC funding for smart grid, battery storage and efficiency sectors was raised in Q3, down from $433 million in Q2. Project funds for residential and commercial storage soars, however.

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IEA ups renewable forecast 13%, hails "impressive progress" of PV manufacturers

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has increased its mid-term renewable forecast by 13%. Largely on the back of key policy developments in the U.S., India, China and Mexico, the agency has pointed to wind and solar PV’s central role as increasingly “affordable solutions” in the fight against climate change and air pollution.

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