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Solar PV in Ireland goes to the rooftops

A seminar held at the Solar and Storage show in Birmingham provided the latest information about solar PV development in the Republic of Ireland. The Irish PV market has started taking shape, focusing on rooftop projects.

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Pure Energy LLC builds 109 MW solar plant in Belarus

The facility will sell power to Pure Energy LLC, the power utility of the Mogilev Region.

Green Climate Fund provides another $110 million for solar and renewables in Kazakhstan

Funds comprise $106 million in concessional finance and $4 million in technical assistance grant.

Spanish scientists use magnetic electrodes to increase efficiency of fullerene-based solar cell

A spanish research team from Ikerbasque has created a fullerene-based cell that is also capable of turning direct current into alternating current.

Sonnenstromfabrik seeks to expand into Benelux

The German module maker has entered into a partnership with Netherlands-based Hadec and is also seeking to expand into Belgium.

A2A buys PV plants totaling 17 MW in Italy

Through this operation, the Italian power and gas provider is further expanding into the solar sector.

Suniva, SolarWorld double down on trade proposals

As the first half of the Section 201 remedy hearing comes to a close, Suniva and SolarWorld have made a case for a combination of tariffs and either quotas or a 74-cent minimum module price, and foreign governments have sought exemptions.

Armenia announces commissioning of first PV plant under special regime for solar of up to 1 MW

The Armenian government introduced a special tariff for PV projects up to 1 MW in late 2016.

EU PVSEC: New polyolefin-based backsheet challenges traditional PET-based backsheet

Two companies presented the performance of polyolefin-based backsheet at EU PVSEC 2017 in Amsterdam last week, with claims of superiority over polyester-core layer-based backsheet.

SPI Energy buys 7.4 MW of solar in northern Greece

SP Orange Power, a subsidiary of the Chinese SPI Energy, has entered an agreement to purchase 100% of three different solar companies in Greece that own 7.4 MW of PV capacity.

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