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IRENA Report on Renewables for Refugee Settlements
Refugees and displaced people mostly depend on the energy that is unsustainable and can harm their health and well-being. Sustainable energy based on
Jan 8, 2020 // Market Research
CEP Renewables Establishes the Largest Landfill Solar Project in North America
Solar designer aids recover a scenic northwest New Jersey community transitioning a Superfund site to a clean power generation plant that delivers an earnings stream.
Aug 19, 2021 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, North America, Solar Project, CEP Renewables, Gary Cicero, Alyssa Sarubbi
Chinese investment in renewables triples under Belt & Road initiative
A report by Greenpeace has found in the five years since China announced the continent spanning ‘One Belt, One Road’ infrastructure plan, investment in Belt & Road countries has supported 12.6 GW of wind and solar power generation capacity. That is almost three times the 450 MW that came online in the territories before 2014. The initiative has also supported 68 GW of new coal capacity.
Jul 30, 2019 // Plants, China, Tata Mustasya, NGO, Liu Junyan, Wang Yan, Asia
European solar returns remain to drop, yet can financial institutions, governments and grids relieve threat concerns?
European solar capitalists are coming to terms with smaller sized returns, however banks, federal governments and also grid operators might do even more to help ease threat and also reduce financier issues.
Apr 13, 2021 // Markets & Finance News, Europe, IRRs, João Cunha, Ignacio Cobo, Stefan Müller
Construction starts on very first large-scale solar plant in Laos
Project developer Solar Attapeu Power Sole Company (SAPC) has actually broken ground on the very first large-scale solar farm in Laos with a capacity of 50MW.
Aug 18, 2022 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, UTILITY-SCALE SOLAR, Asia, transmission line, laos, SAPC
Hungary to release renewables auction in July
The optimum size of eligible projects has actually been increased from 20 MW to 50 MW. The Hungarian government intends to contract around 390 GWh of creating capacity per year, with 40 GW to be scheduled for the Small PVPP classification, consisting of installations between 300 kW and also 1 MW in dimension. It will allot 350 GWh for the Large PVPP team, which includes projects ranging in dimension from 1 MW to 50 MW.
Jun 19, 2020 // Markets & Finance News, Hungary, Europe, auction, Peter Kaderják
Magnora increases South African renewables portfolio with developer purchase
Renewables capitalist Magnora has obtained 92% of South Africa-based solar as well as wind project development business African Green Ventures (AGV).
Feb 16, 2022 // Markets & Finance News, UTILITY-SCALE SOLAR, Africa, South Africa, m&a, magnora
Spain creates 37% of power from renewables in Aug
Spain produced 37% of its electricity from renewable energy resources in August, Spanish grid operator Red Electrica de Espana (REE) claimed in the current price quotes report.
Sep 5, 2022 // Markets & Finance News, Spain, Europe
India plans 55 GW of renewables capacity along Pakistan border
An AFP newswire report this week said Ministry of New & Renewable Energy secretary Anand Kumar had announced plans for 30 GW of generation capacity in the state of Gujarat and 25 GW in Rajasthan, all of it along a 20-25km strip of semi arid land on the border.
Oct 22, 2019 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, India, Asia, narendra modi, Anand Kumar
AGL exits most of Tilt Renewables stake in $490m selldown
Australia’s AGL will divest nearly all its 20% Tilt Renewables holding for about USD 490 million to a shareholder group led by QIC and the Future Fund.
Nov 10, 2025 // Markets & Finance News, AGL, qic, Tilt Renewables, Future Fund, asset rotation
United States DOE aims to offer renewables less expensive, quicker grid connections
The US Department of Energy has launched a brand-new cooperation project focused on making it more affordable and quicker to connect renewables projects to the country's grid.
Jun 2, 2022 // Markets & Finance News, Grids, USA, grid, interconnection, North America, renewables, department of energy, US DOE, Jennifer Granholm, Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
Octopus Pockets USD 160M for Australia Renewables Push
Octopus Investments Australia raises AUD 250 million for its renewable energy fund, OASIS. With contributions from Hostplus, CEFC and Sky Renewables, plus a new investor Rest, total funds raised now stand at AUD 550 million. Octopus manages a platform of assets worth AUD 1 billion.
Sep 5, 2023 // Markets & Finance News, Australia, Oceania, octopus investments
UK energy suppliers unveil mixed bag of solar export tariffs
Energy suppliers in the UK have unveiled a mixed bag of tariffs for domestic solar exports, with O&G major Shell’s supply business unveiling a tariff of just 0.001p/kWh.
Jan 3, 2020 // Markets & Finance News, Tariffs, Policy, UK, Europe, shell, Chris Hewett
Bifacial panels likely to stay exempt from Section 201 tariffs
US President Donald Trump's plan to reverse the exemption for bifacial panels within Section 201 profession tariffs look readied to be warded off once more.
Oct 19, 2020 // Markets & Finance News, Tariffs, USA, Donald Trump, North America, section 201, regulation, bifacial exemption, import tariffs, bifacial tariffs
Capital Dynamics releases renewables system Arevon Energy
A new United States renewable resource firm, called Arevon Energy Inc, has actually been developed by incorporating the US Clean Energy Infrastructure group of Switzerland-based personal asset management firm Capital Dynamics and Arevon Asset Management, Capital Dynamics' former special energy asset management associate, it was introduced today.
Aug 18, 2021 // Markets & Finance News, Capital Dynamics, USA, North America, John Breckenridge, Arevon Energy













