Articles written by Brian Publicover

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Goldwind confirms first Australian project, coupling solar and wind China’s Goldwind has revealed that it will commission its first solar plant in Australia, the 20 MW White Rock project, by late 2017.
Brian Publicover
Sep 08, 2016
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China Singyes unit sells off 100MW of PV Excel Deal Investment has agreed to buy two 81% stakes in two companies from Hunan Singyes Green Energy for HKD861,000,000 (USD111 million).
Brian Publicover
Sep 06, 2016
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Philippines may place limits on future PV build-out The country’s Department of Energy (DoE) may start imposing limits on the amount of renewables such as solar and wind that can be installed in parts of the country where the grid is most congested, according to a local report.
Brian Publicover
Sep 05, 2016
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ON, off, and on again? Ontario update: Canada’s Ontario leads the way in solar PV deployment, having employed a supportive, FIT-based incentive scheme. But with that support, and other incentives, set to end in 2018, will the province’s solar flair be dimmed?
Brian Publicover
Aug 18, 2016
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India: secondary solar market emerging, says report Indian solar developers are gradually laying the groundwork for the emergence of a secondary market for solar assets by shopping their rapidly growing project portfolios to prospective investors, according to a recent report by Bridge to India.
Brian Publicover
Aug 16, 2016
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Neo Solar Power posts NTD826 million net loss in H1 First-half revenues reached NTD10.408 billion (USD334 million ), contributing to an operating loss of NTD834 million. It recorded a gross margin of 3.37%.
Brian Publicover
Aug 15, 2016
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Gunkul Engineering taps Toshiba to provide EPC services for 33.5MW array in Japan According to the terms of the 9 billion yen ($88.2m) deal, Toshiba will design and build the project in Kimitsu, Chiba prefecture.
Brian Publicover
Aug 07, 2016
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DP Energy secures approval to develop 375MW of solar, wind in Australia The state authorities in South Australia have given the Irish developer the green light to move forward with the A$680M ($517.7m) project, which will be built in Port Augusta.
Brian Publicover
Aug 07, 2016
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Renova completes 19 MW in southwestern Japan Although completed in May, the array had to undergo maintenance following an earthquake in April. The Japanese company is set to expand its solar portfolio from 190 MW to more than 300 MW.
Brian Publicover
Aug 04, 2016