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EU excludes Topray Solar and BLD Solar from minimum price undertaking

The EC said the two PV module makers have violated the undertaking for the minimum price of solar products imported from China.

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EU greenlights reduction of surcharges for energy-intensive companies in Germany and Italy

The European Commission stated that reduction of cogeneration and renewable energy surchages for energy-intensive industries in the two countries complies with its 2014 Guidelines on state aid for environmental protection and energy.

EU energy regulators call on Brussels to remove net metering and priority dispatch for new RES from Winter Package

ACER and CEER have asked the European Commission to take a more market-oriented approach for the Clean Energy Package 2020-2030. The two organizations called on Brussels to remove priority dispatch for existing renewables and to avoid net metering.

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EU freezes minimum import price at China’s request

The Chinese Chamber of Commerce had proposed not to the change the conditions of the minimum price agreement until the end of the interim review. Brussels has now accepted this proposal. In doing so, the European Commission has maintained the minimum import price for Chinese solar modules at €0.46/W.

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EU supports Africa’s renewable energy and solar development with €300 million

The European Commission has decided to support the Africa Renewable Energy Initiative with €300 million ($317.7 million). The funds are intended to leverage up to €4.8 million ($5 billion) and to help finance 19 renewable energy projects totaling about 1.8 GW.

European battery association calls for 2030 EU storage strategy

EUROBAT is urging the European Union to develop a unified strategy to promote and support the uptake of battery storage to facilitate the transition towards a decarbonized society in Europe.

UK failing to meet EU’s modest renewable targets, finds European Commission

Policy changes have slowed the U.K.’s progress towards 2020 renewable energy goals as the country wrestles with the forthcoming Brexit turmoil. France and Netherlands also on watchlist, says Commission.

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