星期日, 23 2 月, 2025
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EU to support tenders for 15 GW of renewables over next two years

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It appears that Brussels is seriously willing to implement a “green recovery” plan. EurActiv – an independent, pan-European media network that specializes in EU policies...
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India’s new solar capacity addition to fall by 23% in 2020

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India will install 23% less solar capacity in 2020 than the capacity addition in 2019, with the largest drop anticipated in distributed PV installations—according...
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SMA to supply Australia’s biggest solar farm

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German inverter supplier SMA continues has announced a new deal to supply Neoen’s Western Downs Green Power Hub in Queensland, Australia. Generating 400 MW (AC)...
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Romania’s largest gas provider set to embrace renewables

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One of Eastern Europe’s largest gas providers has reportedly announced an intent to invest in large scale renewables. Romanian media outlets have reported Romgaz, which...
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Romania’s largest gas provider set to embrace renewables

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One of Eastern Europe’s largest gas providers has reportedly announced an intent to invest in large scale renewables. Romanian media outlets have reported Romgaz, which...
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China added almost 4 GW of solar in first quarter despite Covid-19

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China added 3.95 GW of new solar generation capacity in the first quarter despite the ravages of the Covid-19 crisis in the country. The quarterly energy report released by...
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Myanmar launches 1 GW solar tender

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Myanmar’s Ministry of Electricity and Energy (MOEE) has issued an invitation for PV developers to submit prequalifying bids for the construction of several solar...
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Wyoming’s 240 MW Dinosolar project advances in the state’s uncertain solar market

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The 240 MW Dinosolar project northwest of Casper, Wyoming received a permit last week from the Natrona County Planning Commission, and still requires further...
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Sunny places could see average solar prices of $0.01 or $0.02 per kilowatt-hour within 15 years

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The pace of solar cost declines will bring average prices in “reasonably sunny” parts of the world down to a penny or two per...
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Bangladeshi solar installers call for waiver of state loans

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Solar companies in Bangladesh which took out low-interest government loans to roll-out installations under various energy programs have asked for $145 million worth of their borrowings to be...
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400W of free energy for 25 years – this company presents the first bifacial solar billboard

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Next2Sun has unveiled the world’s first bifacial solar fence, a groundbreaking step in renewable energy that does more than just generate electricity—it also works...
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OCI Holdings Partners with Arava Power for 260MW Solar Project in Texas

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OCI Holdings, a prominent South Korean company in the solar energy sector, announced on Feb. 24 that its U.S. subsidiary, OCI Energy, has entered...
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Northern Solar eyes growth amid rising clean energy demand

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Announcing the earnings, Northern Solar achieved revenue of RM24.05 million for the third quarter (Q3) ended December 31, 2024 (FY24), driven primarily by its...
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Cornish company takes on ‘controversial solar farm projects’

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A Cornish company has said its taking on “controversial solar farm projects”. Vertical PV UK, based in Newquay, says its technology allows farmers to have...
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