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German PV tender: Prices fall below EUR 0.07 per kWh

27 bids with a total capacity of 163 MW won contracts in the tender, with the lowest bid as low as EUR 0.0626 per kWh. The tender was, however, largely oversubscribed.

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Another week of ups and downs in the solar world saw sizable job losses at SunPower, a welcome hiring push for Tesla, Enphase offload its O&M arm and India announce details of a 1 GW rooftop solar tender.

Canadian Solar manufacturing facility inaugurated in Sao Paulo

With an approximate production capacity of 400 MW, it is the largest PV module fab in Brazil.

EBRD continues support for renewables in Turkey with EUR 400 million funding

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is boosting Turkey’s small-scale renewable energy and energy efficiency projects with a further EUR 400 million in funding. A significant portion of the new funds are expected to go towards new solar PV installations.

India’s SECI to issue 1 GW rooftop solar tender

The Solar Energy Corporation of India will tomorrow issue a tender call for the installation of 1 GW of rooftop PV atop government buildings nationwide; buildings already identified, reserve price being assessed.

Financing secured for 30 MW plant in Senegal

The Ten Merina 30 MW solar park is being financed by French private investment firm Meridiam, who has already financed a similar project in the country, as it looks to diversify its energy mix with all types of solar energy.

Solar Impulse co-founder expects passenger electric planes within 10 years, SolarStratos aircraft unveiled

Bertrand Piccard, pilot and co-founder of groundbreaking Solar Impulse project, believes electric planes powered by solar energy can carry passengers within the next decade. SolarStratos project aims to become first solar-powered plane to penetrate stratosphere.

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Two more Chinese companies ousted from EU price undertaking

Seraphim and Huashun have now been added to a growing list of Chinese solar manufacturers that have either left, or been excluded from, the European Commission’s minimum import price (MIP) for PV modules and cells, inviting questions of the scheme’s continued viability.

Yingli losses push past $50m in Q3

The Chinese solar company cites weak demand in China and module oversupply for lower revenues, profit and margin; will pivot towards higher efficiency sales in 2017.

Finland’s first solar power investment fund set up by Evli and Nordic Shine

Finnish Evli Bank has become the majority shareholder in Finnish solar company Nordic Shine, as the two companies combine to create the country’s first ever solar investment fund, to expand the possibilities of distributed solar within the country.

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