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Belgium: Wallonia publishes new incentive levels for Qualiwatt program

Under the Qualiwatt program, homeowners operating a rooftop PV system of up to 10 KW are entitled to have a deduction on their power bill that is proportionate to the household income.

Eon and Enel trade power using Blockchain technology for the first time

The two European utilities have set up a decentralized marketplace with other partners. The direct trade via Blockchain should help to save costs.

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Oil giant Total enters power business in France

The French oil company, which is also the largest shareholder of .U.S solar module manufacturer SunPower, will start a multimedia advertising campaign beginning on Oct. 8.

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UK’s new Faraday Institution to invest £65m in energy storage research

As part of the government’s £246 million drive to augment its battery and energy storage knowledge and network, the new Faraday Institution will deliver steady funding to some of the country’s leading universities to support their storage research.

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French solar glass maker Sunpartner opens new production facility

The company has secured €15 million in financing for the new factory from the European Investment Bank.

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Goldbeck and Astronergy construct 15.5 MW solar plant in the Netherlands

The 15.5 MW project, planned for the Netherlands’ Groningen region, is expected to come online in December.

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Denmark allocates $16.5 million in incentives for solar up to 1 MW

The new incentive scheme is capped at 35 MW and is expected to grant a special tariff ranging from $0.10 to $0.12 per kWh.

Solar PV in Ireland goes to the rooftops

A seminar held at the Solar and Storage show in Birmingham provided the latest information about solar PV development in the Republic of Ireland. The Irish PV market has started taking shape, focusing on rooftop projects.

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Spanish scientists use magnetic electrodes to increase efficiency of fullerene-based solar cell

A spanish research team from Ikerbasque has created a fullerene-based cell that is also capable of turning direct current into alternating current.

Sonnenstromfabrik seeks to expand into Benelux

The German module maker has entered into a partnership with Netherlands-based Hadec and is also seeking to expand into Belgium.

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