California approves two more solar projects
The California Energy Commission has approved two more large scale solar power projects in the desert, adding to the already approved seven projects since August end.
Bulgaria set to have a renewable energy act
The Bulgarian government has announced that a renewable energy source act would be finalized and released within the next two weeks.
Spanish FIT reductions come later
Contrary to what was previously expected, the massive ammendments of feed-in tariffs (FITs) in Spain will not come into effect until the second quarter of 2011.
Good news for First Solar sales
First Solar will enter 2011 with a forecasted 46 percent sales growth according to the thin film manufacturer. This is despite possibilities of decreased demand in some markets.
Abound Solar secures USD$400 million loan
Longmont based Abound Solar Manufacturing has finalised the loan from the U.S. Department of Energy under the federal Recovery Act project.
Study shows that US is major solar exporter
The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and GTM Research have released a comprehensive study that shows that the U.S. are major net exporters of solar energy products.
CEE and Gehrlicher intensify cooperation
CEE (Conetwork Erneuerbare Energien Holding) an equity investment company and PV project planner, Gehrlicher Solar, have signed a framework agreement for the joint execution of solar projects in Europe.
Indian solar mission progressing well
The Indian government’s solar mission moves forth with 37 companies selected to build solar power projects to hit its 20 gigawatt (GW) goal by 2020.
Solon SE sells Swiss subsidiary
Solon SE announced today that it has sold its subsidiary, Solon Inverters to Delta Energy Systems.
Taiwan may cut FITs in 2011
Taiwan may be lowering its feed-in tariffs (FITs) for solar power next year due to the falling costs of installation equipment in the domestic solar market.
