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Malta launches incentive scheme for solar farms larger than 1 MW

With this new scheme, the Maltese government hopes to deploy around 50 MW of PV capacity over the next three years.

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Chile’s auction concludes with average price of $32.5/MWh

The Chilean government has allocated approximately 600 MW of renewable energy capacity in the auction.

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EBRD to provide financial assistance to International Solar Alliance

International Solar Alliance (ISA) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) have signed the joint financial partnership declaration to support solar energy projects developed under ISA programs.

Quebec-based pension fund La Caisse keeps investing in solar

After providing Canadian rooftop solar specialist Potentia Renewables with $83 million in May, Canada’s second-largest public pension fund has now agreed to finance U.S. solar installer Sunrun with $40 million.

Switzerland pushes for more solar

The Swiss Federal Council has published the rules for the Energy Strategy 2050. Swissolar finds this will create the conditions for the PV market to surpass the threshold of 300 MW per year.

Madagascar commissions its first solar-plus-storage project

A solar facility made up of 720 solar PV modules and coupled with a 315 Kwh storage system is expected to power several communities of the Bongolava region.

Italy installed 323 MW of solar in first nine months of 2017

The Italian solar market has grown by 13% so far this year and by 6% in the third quarter. New additions for September reached 32.2 MW.

EDF partners with Elsewedy Electric on 100 MW of solar in Egypt

The renewable energy arm of the French utility and the Egyptian manufacturing company will build the PV facility at the Benban solar company.

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Technology with electron multiplication potential comes out of Lab at University of California

A new photodetector, a device that senses light, has been developed by Physicists at the University of California. The device functions by combining two distinct inorganic materials and producing quantum mechanical processes that could revolutionize the way solar energy is collected.

Solar may reach 6 GW in the Netherlands by 2020, report says

The Dutch research institute ECN also believes that 20 GW of installed PV capacity could already be reached by 2035.

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