Solar

Eni is to acquire three solar photovoltaic projects totalling at 140 MW.

A recent study published by P&S Intelligence suggests that the floating solar market revenue will be propelled from US$685.2 million in 2019, to US$2301.8 million by 2026.

The agreement will see the two companies jointly invest in a high-purity crystalline silicon project and a silicon wafer project, as well as develop a more extensive industrial chain co-operation.

Crédit Agricole Assurances is to acquire a 50% stake in a wind and solar portfolio and Banque des Territoires will acquire a 50% stake in a solar portfolio.

The company has announced its latest acquisition of a 78 MW solar project from EGI.

The companies have signed a LOI to explore the development of green hydrogen and low-cost ammonia production in Chile.

The company has designed a floating solar energy structure that produces green hydrogen, offering a low carbon solution to Irish coastal communities.

The expansion of the São Gonçalo solar PV plant will add an additional 133 MW to the 475 MW already in operation.

In recent tenders held by the French government, the company was awarded a contract for five ground-mounted solar farms, which will have a total capacity of 81.6 MWp.

The funding will support a portfolio of solar mini grid projects in 49 villages across Uganda and Sierra Leone.

In partnership with Macquarie Advisory & Capital Solutions, Canadian Solar has closed the Japan Green Infrastructure Fund, securing JPY22 billion for the development and accumulation of solar projects in Japan.

The company has acquired 20 new solar farms, as well as 25 energy storage units.

As part of a wider 1 GW partnership with Rolwind Group, Matrix Renewables is to invest in 150 MW of solar assets in Spain.

The solar PV plant, located in the Atacama Desert, Chile, is one of the company’s largest solar projects to date.

The two solar farms, which have a total capacity of 45 MW, have been sold to Blue Elephant Energy AG.