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Puerto Rico: Big savings from first PV power plant

The Governor of Puerto Rico held a press conference late last week to claim that electricity costs for consumers could drop as much as 40 percent when the first photovoltaic power plant is completed in the U.S. territory.

JinkoSolar completes phase one safety upgrade

Chinese photovoltaic manufacturer JinkoSolar announced today that it has completed the first phase of its environmental safety upgrade to its Haining City facility.

Australia: almost 50 percent of PV jobs lost

A new industry survey of the photovoltaic industry in the sunny state of Western Australia has shown that rapid growth has stalled, after the state government’s feed-in tariff scheme was wound up earlier this year.

PV Taiwan: Strategies, cost structures and the way forward

While this year’s PV Taiwan has attracted a predominantly Asian audience, the issues addressed have been very much global in nature.

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US universities adopt solar

For the first time a database of photovoltaic installations at U.S. universities and higher education institutions has revealed that the cumulative installed capacity has increased by 450 percent in three years.

SunPower releases first sustainability report

Silicon valley based manufacturer SunPower has released its Sustainability Report for 2010. The report is part of the company’s plan to be good environmental stewards.

Ontario Liberal’s victory supports solar

In a victory that can be interpreted as a positive sign for photovoltaics in north-America, Dalton McGuinty’s Liberal party has claimed victory in yesterday’s Ontario elections.

Agreement on “Project Helios” by year’s end

Greece’s Energy Minister has been reported by Bloomberg as saying that he expects agreement on the massive ten-gigawatt (GW) photovoltaic “Project Helios” by the end of the year. The project would require an investment of some USD$27 billion.

Solar landfill cap project completed

A one-megawatt (MW) photovoltaic project has been dedicated at the Hickory Ridge landfill site near the U.S. city of Atlanta. While small compared to many photovoltaic power plants, Republic Services, Inc. still claims it is one of the state of Georgia’s largest.

Solar Millennium to sell 2.25 GW US pipeline

German solar power plant company, Solar Millennium AG is set to sell its pipeline worth 2.25 gigawatts (GW) to turnkey developer solarhybrid. The conditional agreement of the sale was announced today.

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