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The Peck Company Holdings Expands into Rhode Island with $7.256 Million EPC Contract for a 5.3 MW Solar Project

Delhi's Greenzo Energy India prepares to invest USD 50 million in the construction of a 250 MW electrolyser manufacturing plant as well as the Balance of Plant (BoP) for creating green hydrogen at Sanand-II Industrial Estate, a division of Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC), in Gujarat.

Calhoun is its very first PV scheme in the state of Michigan

Developer claims it has actually secured 86% of the 7GW targeted global renewables capability build-out for 2019-2022

German business enters Iberian market by securing 51% stake in regional programmer Kolya

First Solar will supply 1GWdc of its thin film modules to PV project designer Leeward Renewable Energy as part of a multi-year procurement arrangement in between the firms.

The manufacturer says its Kwafoo product improves efficiency and, if used in the optimal p-type PERC type of panel, could boast a module output of 610 W.

Investment firm Blackstone has actually created a brand-new portfolio firm that will finance and also possess dispersed energy assets concentrated on business, commercial and institutional customers.

Terra Sola aims to build big solar projects integrated with H2 Industries' liquid organic H2 technology

Pfalzsolar will construct the 81MW Volos as well as the 95MW Evros projects in support of the German asset manager

RenShine Solar boosts global trust with new CQC, UL, and JP-AC certifications, ensuring top-tier safety, efficiency, and reliability across international markets.

Duke Energy agrees to sell its commercial distributed generation business to ArcLight, with an enterprise value of $364 million. Duke Energy to receive $259 million in proceeds to help achieve its goal of becoming a net-zero carbon company by 2050 with 30,000 megawatts of regulated renewable energy.

Panasonic Corporation of North America will discontinue its solar and battery storage operations to concentrate on higher-impact businesses, while maintaining full support for existing customers and warranties.

Calyxo, a German cadmium telluride solar module manufacturer, has filed for insolvency for the second time, despite the recent emergence of new prospective investors. Meanwhile, Crystalsol – an Austrian flexible solar panel maker – has also initiated insolvency proceedings, due to losses of roughly €7 million.

Solar Provider Group has arranged a team to enter the Brazilian solar market with the goal to complete investments worth $250 million over the next 5 years