New market rules set to enable US$ 6bn in investment in Argentina's renewable power sector
New market rules which will allow large power users to directly meet their renewable power obligations through private supply contracts could lead to up to US$ 6 bn being invested in Argentina's energy sector over the next three years, and lead to the installation of around 4 GW in new generation capacity, the Energy Ministry says.
Quality Assurance Underpins Investment Confidence in Global PV Market
Latin America developing a strong quality infrastructure for Solar PV
Southeast Asia Eyes Renewable Energy to Fuel Economic Growth and Build Climate Resilience
Governments of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), have established a strategic partnership to accelerate the region’s transition to low-carbon, sustainable energy and build its climate resilience.
Upsolar announces new Turkey solar PV project
Construction on the Hilvan Enerji plant will begin within the next few months, with the installation of 87,630 Upsolar UP-M270P modules.
Wirsol Energy and Edify Energy complete $380m Solar Financing in Australia
Australian renewable energy developer Edify Energy and German group Wirsol are to collaborate on three new large-scale solar farms: the Whitsunday and Hamilton Solar Farms in Queensland, and the Gannawarra Solar Farm in Victoria.
E.ON offers “digital” solar option for customers
As part of its "Your Energy," concept, E.ON says it is launching a range of digital products to the market this year, allowing customers to manage their use of solar power.
Tesvolt develops high-voltage storage system using Samsung SDI batteries
Tesvolt says it has developed the system in collaboration with Samsung SDI, with capacity from 4.8 kWh to multiple MWh, and with a predicted 30-year life span.
Leclanché’s new marine battery system approved under revised DNV-GL requirements
Leclanché says that its Marine Rack System (MRS) – a modular, Lithium-ion battery system - will reduce marine vessels’ emissions and operating costs. It is to be used in Denmark’s E-ferry.
Taiwan spearheads smart grid
More efficient, clean and robust ‘smart’ energy networks are potentially set to emerge from new and wide-ranging research led by Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI).
Final conclusions from the OrPHEuS research project show the potential of hybrid energy grids for smart cities.
Bringing together nine partner organizations from Germany, Austria, and Sweden, the European research project OrPHEuS has investigated the concept of hybrid energy grids as a way to increase the usage of renewable energy in urban areas in a “resilient, flexible and cost-effective manner”.