Indias solar sector is set to deliver a jobs boom if the country pursues its goal of 100 GW of solar capacity by 2022. The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and the Council on Energy, Environment, and Water (CEEW) performed the analysis behind the jobs prediction, noting that both high and low-skilled jobs will be required in the countrys downstream solar sector.
The European Commission has imposed import tariffs on Chinese producers which sell below minimum import prices and export via Malaysia and Taiwan. Five Malaysian and 21 Taiwanese producers have been expressly exempted from the duties.
The French Development Agency has awarded US$65.5 million in credit for the first 50 MW phase of the project in Bolivias Oruro Department.
Shareholders of Latin American Power have successfully blocked SunEdison from transferring any assets until a February 25 hearing.
Shareholders of Latin American Power have successfully blocked SunEdison from transferring assets under unusual conditions until a February 25 hearing.
With net metering caps also being hit in utility service areas across the state, the mid-sized to large-scale solar sector is in serious trouble.
Troubled German solar and optical disk production equipment supplier Singulus has issued an outlook for 2016, in which it forecasts slightly negative earnings in 2016 and return to profit in 2017. Solar sales are forecast to account for more than 70% of revenues in 2016.
The Australian large scale solar market segment is set to have a breakout year in 2016, with over 450 MW of project deals set to be signed. Green Energy Markets made the forecast today noting, however, that this level of development will be insufficient to meet the countrys Renewable Energy Target leaving electricity consumers to pick up the tab when shortfall penalties are incurred.
The global investment firm renames Gestamp Solar as X-Elio and pledges to steer half a billion dollars into the acquired company to aid expansion efforts across various solar markets.
Senegal become second African country to join the International Finance Corporation’s Scaling Solar program; 200 MW of PV capacity additions scheduled over the next few years.
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