The Italian solar market has registered 16% year-on-year growth in the first six months of 2017. New additions for June reached 29.7 MW.
The projects are being developed in partnership with German EPC contractor InTEC Energy Solutions in the Turkish provinces of Denizli and Erzurum.
The contracts were scrapped through an auction launched in April to cancel projects selected in reserve energy auctions held between 2014 and 2015.
The new PV capacity will be part of a plan to add 1.5 GW of new generation capacity and to address the state of emergency of the country’s electricity system.
The funds, provided by the International Development Association (IDA), will finance a project aimed at increasing access to electricity in rural and semi-urban areas of the Republic of Niger.
The manufacturing facility will have an initial capacity of 100 MW and will produce both mono and polycrystalline modules.
Including these new plants, the company owns now around 100 MW of PV assets in Italy.
If built, the solar facility would be the country’s first large-scale PV power plant and would contribute to 13% of its maximum system demand.
The Brazilian government said it is planning to issue a decree to include the installation of rooftop PV arrays in all new buildings erected under the program by the end of 2017.
The Japanese CIS module maker said it is now focusing on the domestic market, as its overseas business is facing tough competition.
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