German solar module manufacturer Aleo Solar AG dissolves its Denver, U.S. operations with immediate effect, citing a failure to meet recent sales targets.
The Irish company that has developed a dry process solution for manufacturing solar cells has secured a 350,000 investment from a venture capital fund. Nines Photovoltaics says its production technology can further reduce manufacturing costs.
The Jordanian government is accepting proposals for large-scale solar and wind projects. The country’s solar PV market, focused primarily on utility-scale projects larger than 1 MW, is expecting modest growth.
Innovative solar system installed on a pyramid-shaped office building by the U.K.’s Sustainable Renewable Technologies (SRT) earns nomination for “Most Innovative System Design” in the Solar Power Portal Award.
Enerplan, the French union of solar energy professionals, is asking the French government to adopt new measures to revive the domestic solar sector following the recent publication of disappointing results.
The energy company is eager to expand renewable energy resources in the U.S. state and is proposing 170 MW of solar power, 450 MW of new wind power and 317 MW of natural gas generation.
Spain’s National Energy Commission (CNE) has warned of negative consequences from government-proposed legislation, saying the process “failed to guarantee the effective participation of the different stakeholders involved.”
Although U.S. solar projects increased by 832 MW in the second quarter of 2013, there has been a tangible slowdown in growth, according to new figures released today by the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA).
In a big win for PV producers in Brazil, the country’s energy minister has pushed through a new decree allowing solar in the upcoming A-5 auction for electricity from new energy plants that will go online in 2018.
Photovoltaic developer SunEdison has closed a $212.5 million deal for a 100 MW solar project in the Atacama Desert in Chile. The plant is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2014.
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