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Grid collapse in Indonesia poses threat to renewables expansion The Institute for Essential Services Reform says a series of power outages in northwestern Indonesia suggests the country’s transmission infrastructure is not ready to implement the gigawatts of solar projects planned over the coming years.
Patrick Jowett
Jun 08, 2026
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Markets & Policy
Oman seeks consultants for 300 MW solar project A tender in Oman is searching for a consultant to support the development of a solar project with a planned capacity of up to 300 MW. The deadline for applications is July 26.
Patrick Jowett
Jun 08, 2026
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Markets & Policy
Malaysia forecast to reach 29.7 GW of solar by 2035 GlobalData’s latest analysis says Malaysia is on course to surpass its 2040 renewable energy targets by 2031.
Patrick Jowett
Jun 04, 2026
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Applications & Installations
Vietnam’s first direct power purchase agreement enters operation Energy analyst Lam Pham tells pv magazine direct power purchase agreements will be a significant catalyst for solar deployment in Vietnam after the first such agreement, tied to a 49 MW solar plant, begins operating.
Patrick Jowett
Jun 03, 2026
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Technology & Products
Inside PV Manufacturing: Tindo’s solar manufacturing facility in Australia In the latest of a series on solar manufacturing facilities around the world, pv magazine presents Australia’s only manufacturer of solar panels, Tindo Solar, and its manufacturing facility in Adelaide which is undergoing development to increase production capacity to 180 MW.
Patrick Jowett
May 29, 2026
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Markets & Policy
Israel targets 26 GW of renewables by 2035 Israel’s total renewables capacity stood at around 8 GW by the end of last year, generating over 16% of its electricity consumption.
Patrick Jowett
May 29, 2026
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Markets & Policy
Southeast Asia surged under clear skies while Japan’s storms capped solar gains In a new weekly update for pv magazine, Solcast, a DNV company, reports that a fading La Niña and ENSO transition led to widespread above-normal solar irradiance across Southeast Asia, especially mainland regions where persistent heat, low humidity, and clear skies drove record sunshine in places like Bangkok.
Solcast
May 29, 2026
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Markets & Policy
Philippines imported 4 GW of Chinese solar panels in January-April Latest report from Ember says a surge in rooftop solar capacity in the Philippines is inevitable after the payback period for residential PV fell by almost a year between May 2025 and May 2026.
Patrick Jowett
May 28, 2026