Out of “at least” 51 GW of solar PV installed globally in 2015, Japan saw around 10 GW, according to calculations from the PV Market Alliance (PVMA). Since the introduction of its generous FIT in 2012, the country has approved 85.55 GW of renewable energy projects, according to reports. Solar is leading the charge.
SPower has said it will add 700 MW of clean energy to its portfolio in 2016. To meet this goal, it has contracted JinkoSolar to supply 1 GW of solar panels and hired Rosendin Renewable Energy Group to provide EPC services for its 2016 portfolio.
IHS, Inc. has confirmed a wafer supply shortage. This will lead to utilization rates of up to 88% in 2016, and increasing levels of outsourced production. Long-term contracts, often with pre-payment clauses applied, will affect some module manufacturers balance sheets. Prices for multicrystalline wafers are expected to continue their increase, while monocrystallines market share is set to grow.
The capacity of installed PV plants reached 848 MW-AC. Over 2 GW of solar PV is under construction.
Advocates say that regulators may be considering an alternative proposal for the successor program to net metering, coordinated with the action of a front group backed by a SDG&Es parent company.
Taiwanese authorities have released installation data for the island nation, as well as reiterating its target to install 8.7 GW by 2030.
Idaho National Laboratory, part of the U.S. Energy Department’s national laboratory network, will use the battery system for research and development.
Bridge to India says a number or reasons detered developers from participating in the 500 MW tender in Maharashtra. The research group expects a similar muted response in three upcoming tenders in Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh.
The Guyanese government has welcomed proposals by the Canadian company to develop solar farms in the South American counttry.
Solargiga saw a sharp increase in the sale of generated electricity. The Chinese company is in the process of doubling its PV module production capacity.
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