Press Releases

The agrivoltaic research group at Mälardalen University has received the 2022 Solar Energy Award in the “Achievement of the Year” category for the research project “Evaluation of the first agrivoltaic system in Sweden”.

BELECTRIC commissions three more large-scale solar parks for Kronos Solar in the Netherlands. With the timely completion of the PV systems “Losser” (26.9 MWp), “Lochem I” (20.7 MWp) and “Lochem II” (9.9 MWp), BELECTRIC underlines its role as a leading builder and operator of solar systems in the Dutch market.

The cost-competitiveness of solar energy is well known, and it has already reached the grid parity stage in china. The biggest threats to the deployment of large-scale photovoltaics are the rising polysilicon and logistic cost, land procurement due to the national and regional/municipal constraints, diluting the margin of the project due to the increasing cost of land, BOS, and O&M.

FuGen and EnergiEngagemang have recently started a collaboration with the aim of speeding up the expansion of larger solar parks around Sweden. The agreement covers the establishment of solar parks of up to 500 megawatts, which has a value of almost SEK 3 billion.

Growatt, the global TOP 5 commercial inverter supplier announces the availability of MAX 100-125KTL3-X LV inverter on global markets. Since its debut last year, the inverter has attracted a lot of attention in the industry with its outstanding features.

Aboitiz Power Corporation (AboitizPower) on Thursday held a virtual groundbreaking ceremony for its 94-MW peak solar power project in Pangasinan, an undertaking seen to create a “brighter future” for the province.

Huawei Technologies (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd has recently entered into partnerships with KVC Industrial Supplies Sdn Bhd and JJ-LAPP (M) Sdn Bhd in a bid to meet the country’s energy demands and to accelerate its progress towards carbon neutrality by 2050 through solar manufacturing and the deployment of Photovoltaic (PV) technology.

Solarday, the historical Italian module manufacturer, has announced it will replace old, failed PV modules with new panels that have the same technical features as the original. Modules will be manufactured and delivered to Solaria, the multinational Spanish PV Company with a large number of solar parks, that after more than 10 years in service, need to be repowered.

The proceeds will support Qair International’s renewable energy projects mainly in EBRD countries of operation.

Canadian Solar Inc. today announced that its Global Energy business group recently signed private power purchase agreements (“PPA”) with Usinas Siderurgicas de Minas Gerais S.A., one of the largest steelmakers in Latin America, committing 50% of the total electricity production of a 381 MWp solar power project in Brazil.