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Latest in European solar news: Axpo’s 10 MW alpine plant, insights on German renewables workforce, Voltalia’s UK solar farm, Modus’ Lithuania projects, and EPCG’s green energy collaboration in Montenegro.
Spain recorded more than 20 GW of installed solar capacity at the end of last year, according to recently published data from Wiki-Solar. The website’s founder claims that the country is becoming a PV powerhouse as utility-scale developers increasingly roll out projects.
Discover how the European Commission approves modifications to Romania and Hungary’s RRF plans, addressing inflation, supply chain challenges, and boosting green energy and renewable power projects.
Explore the impact of Dracula Technologies’ advanced Green MicroPower Factory, Europe’s largest organic PV module facility in France. Learn about the innovative inkjet printing technology and the company’s mission to revolutionize the IoT industry and phase out conventional batteries. With its commitment to sustainability and European partnerships, Dracula aims to make a significant mark in the renewable energy sector.
Applications are now open for the Low-Income Communities Bonus Credit Program supported by the Inflation Reduction Act. The program’s goal is to expand access to low-cost and clean energy for underserved communities.
Trina Wins CNNC EPC Project Bid & More From Baofeng Energy, National Bureau of Statistics, Tongwei, CPIA. Click for more China solar PV news.
The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) project pipeline data shows that solar could feasibly push out natural gas as the No. 1 electricity source by 2030.
JA Solar N-type Modules Get Intertek Green Leaf Mark & More From CPVS, APsystems, RouShuo, POPSOLAR. Click here for more China Solar PV news.
By mid-century the levelized cost of energy (LCOE) for solar PV will be $0.021/kWh, a new report by risk management company DNV predicts. The learning rate for solar is predicted to decrease from 26% to 17% by 2050.
Many US solar installers are filing for bankruptcy, with stocks falling by 15% to 30% based on weak guidance.
AE Solar, in partnership with IKAR Holdings and the WCT Group, is poised to revolutionize the global energy sector with plans to establish high-capacity solar cell manufacturing facilities and solar farms across Europe, the Middle East, and South America. With a proposed initial capacity installation of 1 GW, their collaborative efforts aim to set new standards in renewable energy production and investment on a global scale.
Energinet, the Danish national transmission system operator, is pioneering a pilot project to fast-track the integration of over 1 GW of renewable energy through an innovative temporary grid connection method. This initiative aims to streamline the process of bringing solar and solar-wind hybrid projects online, contributing to Denmark’s renewable energy targets and sustainability goals.
Around 392 GW of photovoltaics will be added in 2023. This is more capacity than all worldwide nuclear power plants in operation in 2022, which was 371 GW cumulatively.
Discover how the European Union (EU) can surpass its 2030 solar generation target with agrivoltaics, utilizing just 1% of its agricultural land. Learn about the potential challenges and benefits outlined in the JRC report, including the absence of standardized definitions and policies. Access the comprehensive report on the EU Commission’s website, and delve into the innovative PV applications discussed in the recent TaiyangNews Virtual Conference on Advanced Solar Module Innovations.
Solargis, a Slovakia-based solar data provider, claims that the difference between modeled solar irradiance and real measurements is more significant in tropical regions than in subtropical zones. It argues that enhancing ground-based measurement stations and forecasts can enhance data accuracy and accelerate PV project delivery.