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Germany: Digital solar and storage event pits hardware against services

At the event “Digital Solar & Storage” organized by Solar Power Europe and Ibesa and held today in Munich, Germany, the opportunities offered by the digitization of the solar industry were discussed. A dispute arose over the role hardware development will play.

Apis Partners provides Greenlight Planet with $60 million in funds

The U.S.-based off-grid specialist will use these financial resources to expand its business in Asia and Africa.

Lithuania raises net metering size limit for businesses and farmers

Prior to the introduction of the new provisions, only public institutions were entitled to install PV systems between 10 and 100 kW. The 10 kW limit will remain for private citizens, however.

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Huajun Holdings reports 29% revenue drop in its solar business

The Chinese group, which operates in the solar sector through its unit Huajun Ectricpower Limited, saw its solar segment achieve a turnover of RMB 545.7 million (US$82.4 million) in the first half of fiscal 2017.

Jamaica’s oil company PCJ plans floating PV project at water reservoir

The Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica is seeking consultants for the feasibility study of a grid-tied project, which will also have to be combined with storage.

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Italy set to reach 400 MW of new PV capacity in 2017

New additions for the first 10 months of this year totaled 352 MW, representing 12% growth compared to the same period a year earlier, and enough solar to meet 8.7% of total power demand.

India installs 1,861 MW rooftop PV, Maharashtra leads the market

India has installed total 1,861 MW rooftop PV as of September 2017 as the state of Maharashtra overtakes Tamil Nadu to become largest for rooftop solar, as per latest report by Bridge to India. Analysts have revised India’s rooftop projection to 10.8 GW by 2021.

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South Africa’s energy mix will be much cheaper with renewables, study says

According to a new study conducted by the Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies at the Goethe-University Frankfurt, a mix of solar and wind may be over 10% cheaper than power generation from new coal and nuclear plants in South Africa, even if the cost of renewables and batteries will see no further reduction from today until 2050.

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Capital Stage acquires 47 MW of solar in the Netherlands

The German solar and wind power plant operator has made its first move into the Dutch solar market.

Brazil to hold another auction including solar in April

The new A-4 auction will be open to thermoelectric, wind, solar and hydro large-scale power projects, which must be operational from 2022.

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