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Australia's UNSW sets sunlight-to-electricity efficiency record of 34.5%
Result by engineers at that University of New South Wales edges the solar industry closer to the theoretical limits of PV efficiency, smashing previous record of 24% set by Alta Devices of the U.S.
Germany raises renewable bar again: clean energy meets nearly 100% of demand (copy 1)
Sunday once again a record-breaker for Germany’s renewable energy sector, with wind and solar contributing to 45.5 GW of renewable capacity to meet demand of 45.8 GW.
GE Energy Financial connects 32 MW mega-solar plant in Japan
Installation at Okayama Prefecture was formally commissioned in March and is jointly owned by Virginia Solar Group and GE Energy Financial Services.
Renova plots 300 MW solar portfolio in Japan
The Tokyo-based renewable energy company currently has 190 MW of PV capacity installed, and intends to complete a series of megasolar projects in the country.
Renova plots 300 MW solar portfolio in Japan
The Tokyo-based renewable energy company currently has 190 MW of PV capacity installed, and intends to complete a series of megasolar projects in the country.
Germany raises renewable bar again: clean energy meets nearly 100% of demand
Sunday once again a record-breaker for Germany’s renewable energy sector, with wind and solar contributing to 45.5 GW of renewable capacity to meet demand of 45.8 GW.
SunEdison delays quarterly filing, parts ways with CFO
First quarter financial report will be delayed as SunEdison teminates the employment of chief financial officer Brian Wuebbels. Yieldco TerraForm Global receives 90-day notice to issue its 2015 annual report.
Middle East’s first transfer ownership net metering system
pv magazine has learned that the Middle East and Northern Africa region is going to acquire its first net metering system with a transfer ownership. Not surprisingly, this development is taking place in Jordan.
The pv magazine weekly news digest
The story of storage gained a few new chapters this week as Saft, Sonnen and Tesla all grabbed the headlines, while further woes for SunEdison, steady-as-she-goes from SMA and a Latin love affair suggested it was business-as-usual elsewhere.
SMA posts strong Q1 figures across all core segments
The German inverter specialist sees sales, revenue and cash volumes grow on the back of greater internationalization and a growing presence in commercial PV sectors globally.
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