According to a report by ResearchAndMarkets.com, the renewable energy market accounted for revenue of US$928 billion in 2017 and is anticipated to generate US$1.512 billion by 2025.
Canadian Solar, one of the world's largest solar power companies, has announced it has signed Operations & Maintenance (O&M) agreements for three solar PV plants totaling 300 MWp in Australia.
The PV plant will comprise 6533 Soltec SF7 bifacial solar trackers and 548 772 Bifacial modules.
According to the EIA, US solar module imports have partially recovered following the imposition of tariffs in early 2018.
Norton Rose Fulbright has announced that it has expanded its renewable energy capabilities in Texas with the addition of partner Becky Diffen and senior counsel Sam Porter to the law firm’s Austin office.
Utilities consultancy Monarch Partnership has launched a UK-wide scheme allowing property owners to have solar panels fitted for free.
Cleantech Solar and Bosch Automotive Technologies have announced a long-term Power Purchase Agreement for a 1 MW solar PV system that will be built on-site at Bosch’s first SMART factory in Thailand.
Portugal is now the country with the world’s lowest-cost solar PV contract.
San José Clean Energy and EDP Renewables SA have signed a 20 year power purchase agreement (PPA) for 100 MW of new solar energy and 10 MW of battery storage at the Sonrisa Solar Park in Fresno County, California.
Canadian Solar Inc. has announced its 100.1 MWp Cafayate solar power project in Argentina started commercial operation on 19 July 2019. It is now the largest operational solar power plant in the country.
Ormat Technologies Inc. has announced that it has commenced commercial operation of the company’s first-ever geothermal and solar hybrid project.
Wood Mackenzie’s Vice Chair Gavin Thompson writes about the exciting growth of renewables in Asia Pacific.
Solar Power World has named Black & Veatch among the top US solar contractors, ranking the company sixth of 415 installers on the magazine's 2019 ‘Top Solar Contractors’ list.
Germany-based clean energy fund Hep Kapitalverwaltung AG have agreed to invest US$50–80 million annually in a partnership to develop small solar projects in the US.
Solar Trade Association Chief Executive Chris Hewett has sent an open letter to the ‘big 6’ and other electricity suppliers calling for export tariff offers to be put to solar households.