The Turkish government has announced in official gazette that it will allow licensed solar power plants to be installed on unproductive forest land.
Iberdrola has won a French tender to build a 25 MW floating solar power plant. It can generate about 27 GWh annually for an operational period of 30 years.
Isle of Man has approved the plan to start construction of 30 MW of onshore wind and solar energy projects, targeting carbon neutrality by 2030.
Arctech from China, a leading tracking, racking and BIPV solutions provider, has launched its SkyLine II tracker solution for larger modules.
Soltec’s SFOne and SF8 come with latest technology in PV solar tracking system, the SFOne tracker, representing the company’s 1P multi-row technology.
Schletter has focused on optimizing material utilization and mounting time with the same or greater load-bearing capacity and fast installation.
Nextracker, the world leading supplier of solar trackers from US, has presented a new tracker called NX Horizon-XTR, an all-terrain tracker at Intersolar.
Italy closed 2022 with 164% annual improvement in solar PV installations, taking cumulative installed PV capacity till the end of last year to 25.05 GW.
Sweden’s power company Vattenfall has reached a final investment decision for a 76 MW solar project in Germany’s Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania to be built.
Romania plans to raise RON 3 billion to boost residential solar installations by 150,000 individual households to fight energy crisis.
Polish EPC service provider Onde has announced bagging its largest PV project deal to date with Qair Polska to build 3 farms with 122 MW combined capacity.
Of Germany’s cumulative solar PV capacity installed till the end of 2022 adding up to 66.5 GW, it was Bavaria that holds the largest installed capacity.
Europe and Australia focused renewable energy company CWP Global is expanding its reach in Europe with a 400 MW solar power plant in Montenegro.
US based climate think tank EI believes the US can save ‘significant’ amounts of money by switching to renewables instead of continuing to run coal fleet.
After energizing the largest solar power plant in Europe, Iberdrola has now secured environmental approval to build an even bigger facility in Portugal.