Hungary

ReneSola has actually detailed its leading nation targets for solar development this year, amidst strategies to include a fresh 1GW to its pipe in the United States as well as Europe in 2020 following its moving to the previous in 2019.

Photon Energy informed that its subsidiary Photon Energy Solutions HU Kft. has actually finished as well as grid-connected 8 photovoltaic nuclear power plant with a complete set up capability of 5.4 MWp in the district of Tata, Hungary. This most current enhancement increases the Group's mounted base in Hungary to 31.5 MWp as well as its overall exclusive profile of PV nuclear power plant to 57.1 MWp.

The cell is being made by Switzerland-headquartered Ecosolifer with a production line offered by heterojunction expert Meyer Burger at a 100 MW manufacturing facility situated in Hungary. The asserted effectiveness is yet to be validated by an independent celebration.

With the EU increasing the rate of lignite in an initiative to minimize greenhouse gases as well as battle versus environment modification, the Hungarian federal government has actually determined to transform towards renewable resource as a resource of power.

A group of Hungarian scientists have compared thermal behaviour of various solar modules by means of thermography. Their research has shown that theoretical predictions are not as accurate as they were expected to be.

U.S.’s solar developer ReneSola is selling its 15-megawatt portfolio of Hungarian solar power projects under development to Danish investor Obton.

The Chinese manufacturer has officially unveiled its high-efficiency product in Melbourne after celebrating a 13.6 MW panel order from the nascent Hungarian PV market.

1MW plant fired up at Gazprom Neft oil refinery in Russia. Photon Energy turns on eight PV plants totalling 5.6MWp in Hungary. Jinko delivers 13.6MW of modules to Photon Energy plants in Hungary.

Shanghai-headquartered ReneSola has inked the latest of a series of solar divestments in recent weeks, offloading a portfolio of distributed generation in Hungary.

De Raj Group and STC Energy have struck a deal to deploy an 88.371MW solar portfolio near Kiev, in a bid to capitalise on Ukraine’s feed-in tariff (FiT) scheme.

Athens-based policy group The Green Tank labelled Greece’s decision “historic” while Europe Beyond Coal, an alliance of civil society groups working to make Europe coal free by 2030 said Hungary should target a more ambitious 2025 phase-out.

ABO Wind has reached key solar milestones across two of its European target markets, notching up a major sale in Spain and linking its first Hungarian PV project.