Rooftop PV News

KFC Philippines is taking sustainability to the next level, with over 64 solar rooftops installed, generating 2,600,000 kWh annually and reducing CO2 emissions by 606,164 kg. 80 solar-powered branches planned by 2023, with parking lot solar panels and eco-friendly delivery.

Medline Industries completed the largest rooftop solar project in New York, a 7.2-MW community solar project funded by $8 million of private and public investment. This project is estimated to benefit 600 residents and create 266 new jobs. PowerFlex CEO commends Medline’s commitment to sustainability.

Cleantech Solar has recently commissioned a 3.4 MWp rooftop solar PV system for the manufacturing unit of Konica Minolta Business Technologies (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. in Malacca, Malaysia. The project is set to generate 66 GWh of clean energy and reduce emissions by 52 kilotonnes, helping Konica Minolta reach their 2050 renewable energy goals.

Duke Energy and Amazon have launched a 2-MW rooftop solar project in Northern Kentucky, providing clean energy to 400 homes and businesses. The project is part of Amazon's commitment to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2040. Duke Energy has three other solar sites in the region.

BayWa r.e. and Goodman Group have agreed to build 18 MWp of rooftop solar capacity at Marl Logistics Centre, Germany's largest single-roof solar system. 43,000 modules will be installed by end of 2023. This project is part of Goodman's target to reach 400 MWp of PV installed globally by 2025. 24 projects and 60 MWp installed this year.

Coro Energy has signed a USD-1.3-million agreement to acquire a 2.39 MW rooftop solar portfolio in Vietnam, with an 18-year power purchase agreement and a payment plan including cash, new shares, and existing specialist debt. Completion expected in Q4 2023.

The joint venture (JV) of French energy group TotalEnergies SE (EPA: TTE) as well as Japan's ENEOS Holdings Inc (TYO:5020) will acquire a 3.4-MWp rooftop solar portfolio in Vietnam from Sao Mai Solar Company, with plans to develop much more.

Decom Solar has successfully finished the decommissioning of a 360-kW rooftop solar array in Los Angeles, California, for Target Corporation and PowerFlex. The previous system included legacy Shell Powerlight modules, Xantrax inverters and also an incorporated PowerGuard flat racking option. The whole project, including the removal of all system equipment, was completed within 3 weeks.

Emergent Solar Energy has finished its latest commercial project, a 210-kW, roof-mounted bifacial solar setup, at the Indianapolis head office of Abel Construction Company, near the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

' Untapped potential of commercial structures might change nation's solar energy'

Aspen Power, a distributed generation business, has finished a roof solar project with companion The Michaels Organization, a residential real estate designer. The PV system lies at a freshly created multifamily complicated in Davis, California. The very first in a pipe of projects for Aspen Power with The Michaels Organization, this solar array serves as a model to establish future projects.

TotalEnergies ENEOS introduced on Monday it will certainly broaden the solar power generation capacity at a sports shoe manufacturing facility in Vietnam under a new lasting arrangement with its operator, particularly Golden Victory Vietnam Co Ltd

Bulgarian houses can request gives for photovoltaic or pv systems and also solar collectors for very own consumption up until November 10. The government's program is worth EUR 123 million, of which EUR 40.8 million is for the first round.

The Greek government has actually officially fired the beginning weapon of a EUR-238-million (USD 261.8 m) programme that will certainly subsidise the installment of rooftop solar systems coupled with battery storage.

Bremen, Germany-based seaport as well as logistics firm BLG Logistics Group as well as vehicle manufacturer Mercedes-Benz inaugurated the "C3 Bremen" logistics facility on Tuesday (May 2) with Federal Business Economics Priest Robert Habeck (3rd from left) present.