BREAKING: Arizona Public Service attempts to weaken net metering – again
The utilitys latest proposal includes an elevated basic service charge, mandatory demand charges and reduced compensation for excess electricity generated.
Five takeaways from SNEC 2016
The 10th annual SNEC trade show in Shanghai opened its doors one week ago today, attracting huge crowds to the 150,000 square meter complex with around 1,500 exhibitors. The event saw the debut of pv magazines Solar Superheroes, who were a major talking point as they roamed the trade show floor performing martial arts routines, which represented their battle against their nemesis Coal.
Japan clears up uncertainty over its renewable energy FIT
Japans parliament passed a key piece of legislation for solar, which revises the countrys feed-in tariff policy for renewable energies, creating a new certification system and a new tendering program for PV projects, after April 2017.
Phoenix Solar to build first licensed PV project in Turkey
German Phoenix Solar will build a 10.2 MW solar plant in Eastern Turkey, countrys first governmentally licensed PV project.
Phoenix Solar to build first licensed PV project in Turkey
German Phoenix Solar will build a 10.2 MW solar plant in Eastern Turkey, countrys first governmentally licensed PV project.
Phoenix Solar to build first licensed PV project in Turkey
German Phoenix Solar will build a 10.2 MW solar plant in Eastern Turkey, countrys first governmentally licensed PV project.
Capital Stage to make takeover offer for CHORUS Clean Energy
The two German companies both announced the proposed takeover offer, with some key CHORUS shareholders already committed to the merger.
JA Solar shows continued growth in Q1 results
With a new factory in China and another one underway in Brazil, JA Solar is growing rapidly on the back of a booming Chinese market.
Enel connects Latin Americas largest solar project to the grid
The 160 MW plant is located in the Antofagasta region of Chile.
Despite sequential drops Trina posts solid first quarter results
The world’s largest PV manufacturer Trina Solar saw drops in revenue and profits in Q1 compared with the final quarter of 2015, but the Chinese company put this down to “seasonality” and maintains that it was a good start to the year.
