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Portuguese Parliament says renewables are not exempt from tax

The CESE tax, so far paid only by conventional energy companies, will be extended to existing RE power plants under the special tariff regime.

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Singulus bags another HJT order

The new order comes from an unspecified customer from China, and includes the shipment of Singulus’ new sputtering system.

PV increases efficiency of cultivatable land use by more than 60%, Fraunhofer ISE says

Until now, cultivatable land was destined either for the generation of energy, or for food production. However, a pilot project, run by the Fraunhofer ISE, shows the two are compatible.

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France deployed 484 MW of PV in first nine months of 2017

As of the end of September, the country’s cumulative installed PV capacity reached 7.68 GW.

ADB finances 20 MW of solar in Afghanistan with $44.7 million

The funds will be used to build a solar plant in Naghlu, in the capital Kabul’s Surobi district.

Belgian Court of Appeal rejects lawsuit against Flanders’ grid-fee for residential PV

The so-called “prosumer tax” was introduced in July 2015 and applies to residential PV systems not exceeding 10 kW installed under net metering.

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French forces unite to develop solar PV desalination plants

Two French companies have partnered to develop projects that combine renewable energy generation with water desalination. This is an area the solar sector is targeting specifically for the developing world, due to its off-grid compatibility.

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Wärtsilä to deploy 75 MW (AC) of PV in Nigeria

The Finnish technology group has been awarded a contract by Pan Africa Solar Ltd to build a solar plant in Katsina State, northern Nigeria.

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Enel breaks ground on 8 MW solar park in Panama

The Estrella Solar project will be completed in June 2018 and will be realized thanks to an investment of US$8 million.

Lowest solar bid in Argentina’s latest RE auction reaches $40.4/MWh

The average price of all solar bids in Argentina’s third renewable energy auction was US$48.9/MWh. The successful bidders will be announced next week.

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