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Trina testing lab receives TÜV service certificate

Trina Solar’s State Key Laboratory Testing Center has received the TÜV Rheinland Power Measurement Uncertainty Assessment Service Certificate. Trina is the first solar company to receive the recognition.

UK almost doubles PV capacity in 12 months

Data from DECC reveals U.K. ended 2014 with 5 GW of cumulative solar capacity, having ended 2013 with just shy of 2.8 GW installed.

Malaysian government reaffirms renewables research support in 'Smart Villages' project

Announcements arrives amid international cooperation on off-grid technology

Report: Latin America's solar market jumped 370% in 2014

Latin America’s solar power capacity additions jumped 370% in 2014, to 625 MW, according to a report by GTM Research, which forecasts another year of triple-digit growth for the region’s nascent PV market in 2015.

NRG partners with SunShare on community solar in Colorado

The two companies are exploring opportunities in additional states, such as Texas and Massachusetts. The growing trend in view of the fact that many potential buyers of rooftop solar systems lack well-suited properties for on-site PV arrays.

Soltec to supply 80 MW of solar trackers in Chile

The Enel Green Power project is the fourth that Soltec is developing in the Andean country, bringing its accumulated installed capacity to 170 MW in the South American market.

PV, wind, hydro to dominate renewables through 2025

Global solar power capacity is due to increase from 93.7 GW in 2012 to 668.4 GW in 2025, according to a new report from Frost & Sullivan. Big price falls are weakening growth prospects for concentrated solar power, however.

One-third of SMA staff to lose their jobs

German inverter giant to cut 1,600 jobs, the majority of which will be in Germany, as poor European market continues to harm profits.

Florida Power & Light to add 225 MW of solar in 2016

The utility says the advantages of its select sites coupled with decreasing solar costs will allow for the cost-effective expansion of large-scale solar.

Abengoa breaks ground on 100 MW PV plant in Chile

In addition to the PV installation, the Atacama 1 facility will include the first solar thermal plant in Latin America. The Spanish renewable energy group says the two technologies complement each other to supply energy 24 hours a day.

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