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Kazatomprom again seeks to sell solar manufacturing units

The Kazakh state-owned national atomic energy company is seeking to sell its solar manufacturing units for the second time.

Senegal launches tender for 133 mini PV plants

The Senegalese Rural Electrification Agency (ASER) is seeking bids for the construction of 133 mini solar power plants across 177 rural villages.

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Israel’s second tender for solar-plus-storage concludes with final price of $0.0544/KWh

The Israeli government assigned 608.9 MW of PV capacity through the tender and selected seven developers for 33 projects. A storage capacity of around 2,400 MWh will be linked to the selected solar power projects.

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Brazil hits 7 GW mark, targets 45% renewables by 2050

Brazil has installed around 3 GW of large-scale solar capacity, in addition to 4 GW in the distributed-generation PV segment.

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Assessing PV performance in zero-energy building

A Brazilian research team has shown the advantages of linking solar-powered zero-energy buildings to recharging stations for electric vehicles. It proposed a model that can be applied to any location.

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EBRD finances 100 MW Uzbek solar park with $60 million

The PV plant will be deployed in the Navoi region of Uzbekistan by UAE-based developer Masdar.

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PPA signed for 72 MW of solar in Colombia

Spanish developer Grenergy has secured a PPA from Colombian energy company Celsia for the supply of 120 GWh per year. The electricity will be provided by a solar park that will begin commercial operations in 2022.

New model to deploy cheaper PV at coal power plants

Researchers have assessed how much solar may be deployed on the rooftops and coal storage sheds in coal power plants in China and they have found potential for around 4 GW.

Financial closing for 2 GW solar park in Abu Dhabi

France’s EDF and China’s Jinko Power Technology have finalized financing for the 2 GW Al Dhafra PV2 project. The array will sell electricity to Emirates Water and Electricity Co. at a price of $0.0135/kWh.

Solar stocks finish 2020 on a high note

Many solar companies’ stocks have soared this year, and a number of companies have seen their share prices quadruple over the past 12 months.

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