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Russian solar sector heats up

Moscow-based conglomerate Renova Group is leading the way in Russia’s solar development. The company’s subsidiaries are partnering with local and foreign players on PV projects throughout the country.

India's PROINSO signs deal with China's JinkoSolar

The India- and China- based companies have signed a deal for an undisclosed amount that will see the Chinese company have its products distributed around India.

German cabinet approves renewable energy law reform

Proposed changes to the country’s renewable energy law include a 50 percent surcharge on PV self-consumption and a reduction in industry exemptions.

US Democrats call for better government investment in renewables

Former President and Congressman posit that investing in solar and renewables is environmentally sound and economically expedient.

Israeli and Nigerian firms team up on off-grid project

Nova-Lumos and MTN Nigeria deal are to provide rural customers with access to solar energy on demand. Customers will use mobile phones to access power.

Hanwha Q CELLS completes first US solar farm on a Superfund site

Hanwha Q CELLS CEO Charles Kim says in completing the non-subsidized project, the company “has broken a barrier that has frustrated solar project developers for more than 20 years.”

Scatec Solar to build 80 MW Utah solar park

Set to be one of the largest solar facilities in Utah when completed, the 80 MW plant will supply power to PacifiCorp under a 20-year PPA.

Brazil to hold first federal PV auction this year

The PV sector is heating up in Brazil, where developers remain excited about the country’s growing electricity demand as solar becomes increasingly competitive with other sources of renewable energy.

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EU lowers Chinese PV import volume

In responding to lower installation forecasts in Europe, Brussels has reduced the import volume for photovoltaic manufacturers from China from 7 to 5.8 GW this year.

Chile installs record-breaking 150 MW of PV in Q1

Four major projects came on-line in the first three monhts of 2014, giving Chile a promising start to the year. The country has 380 MW of solar projects currently under construction.

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