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IBC Solar to sell 37 MW of its solar pipeline in Japan
Germany-based solar developer signs framework agreement to offload some Japanese PV assets for EUR 90 million to Spanish investment firm BRUC Capital.
Belectric to develop 104 MW solar project in India's Telangana state
Construction is due to begin on six solar PV plants in the Indian state of Telangana by Germany’s Belectric, which will provide turnkey solutions totaling 104 MW of solar power in the state.
United PV to pay $39m for six UK solar farms, secures 40 MW from Shunfeng
The Chinese firm will spend GBP 30 million to acquire the solar farms, which have a combined capacity of 82.4 MW. Agreement struck to buy 40 MW Chinese plant from Shunfeng.
Enphase Energy to trim workforce by 11%, embarks on $20m cost-cutting drive
U.S. microinverter specialist announces restructuring and cost savings initiative that will see the firm reduce its global workforce by around 11% and cut annual operating expenses by $20 million.
ASEAN member states must accelerate clean energy efforts, IRENA urges
International Renewable Energy Agency to outline steps that members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations can take to hit target of 23% renewable penetration in region by 2025.
The pv magazine weekly news digest
Is the new record-low price for PV reported this week in Abu Dhabi a killer-watt for solar? Prices plunge in India too, while Tesla’s acquisition of SolarCity stirs up a lawsuit or four.
China joins low-price solar party with bids of $0.078/kWh in Inner Mongolia: reports
Media reports suggest that Chinese solar power developers have bid as low as 0.52 yuan per kilowatt hour for solar power in a tender held in northern Inner Mongolia.
First utility-scale Tesla battery being installed in Europe
Tesla’s utility and business energy storage solution, the Powerpack, is being installed by U.K. developer Camborne Energy Storage alongside a PV plant in Somerset, making it the first large-scale Tesla storage unit to be installed in Europe.
British firm Lightsource big winner in 450 MW Indian solar tender
Solar auction in the state of Maharashtra for 450 MW of capacity held under viability gap funding scheme sees British developer Lightsource among the big winners.
EU ProSun blames European solar job losses on Chinese companies
The SolarWorld-backed organization put out a strongly worded statement that accuses Chinese companies of “circumventing” EU anti-dumping measures with the new wave of solar module overproduction, resulting in European job losses, however, other voices in the European solar industry have been quick to respond, claiming the job losses are a result of the trade measures themselves.
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