Global Renewable Energy Report 2014 finds that China now boasts the world’s biggest solar market, accounting for investments of $23.56bn last year.
The Houston, Texas-based solar service company will plow the funds into its solar service offering to homeowners across the U.S.
The state utility has revealed it will not oppose net metering rules for residential solar, and announces potential solar and wind PPAs of up to 100 MW.
Plans have emerged for the Union government of Narendra Modi to kick-start mammoth-scale projects in five states. But there has still been no indication of where the panels will come from for ultra-mega projects.
The leading U.S. solar company posted smaller than expected losses of $47.7 million in the second quarter, the figure masking a 62% revenue increase.
The $7.4 million production facility is JinkoSolar’s first such facility outside China, and signals the company’s intent to expand into the African market.
Two large-scale solar farms in England are to receive ReneSola’s Virtus I and II PV modules as the company cranks up its presence in this dynamic market.
Narendra Modi’s government is reportedly considering whether to introduce fixed payment incentives for solar. Any FIT would replace the country’s reverse bidding process for developers.
A quick look back at the biggest solar news stories that have grabbed our attention over these past seven days.
The Asian superpower is on track to eclipse Europe as the world’s solar powerhouse this year. But the first-half figure is well short of halfway to the stated target of 13 GW of new solar this year.
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