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Galileo Green Energy sells three Northern Italy solar projects (19MW) to unlock capital, accelerate other deals, and bolster Italy’s fast-growing utility-scale solar market.

Innagreen Investments boosts UK clean energy with a 49.9MW Nottinghamshire solar acquisition from RES, expanding its growing portfolio and driving construction toward long-term decarbonisation.

Nofar Energy energizes the 146-MW Ghimpati solar farm in Romania, boosting its connected capacity to 315 MW and strengthening Eastern Europe’s growing solar push for energy security.

FIC Partners’ acquisition of Perfect Power adds 1.15GW of Jaguar solar plus BESS in Texas, boosting U.S. clean-energy exposure and strengthening grid-flexibility infrastructure. Terms undisclosed.

The colossal solar boom Italy wants to drive in a decade could lie beyond reach if developers do not act to embrace energy storage more decisively, industry players have argued at a recent event.

A World Bank presentation in London drew an encouraging picture for the Nigerian market by explaining why the mini grid segment will take off in the next 12 months.

According to official statistics produced by the nation’s National Energy Administration, China’s cumulative installed PV generation capacity had reached 185.5 GW at the end of June.

Hawaiian Electric Co (HEC) has kickstarted a colossal clean energy tender, seeking providers of 900MW worth of renewables and energy storage projects.

US solar players have scored a victory in Michigan this week after regulators ratified a deal to unblock a 584MW PV pipeline, held up by years of standoff with a utility.

The solar surge expected to hit Europe in the coming decades could extend to one of the continent’s northernmost countries, new official stats indicate.

Top UK solar investor Bluefield Solar Income Fund (BSIF) has hailed the advent of subsidy-free utility-scale solar in the UK, announcing a number of agreements to bring forward unsubsidised projects in the country.

Global experts are set to gather in Taipei in less than a month to take stock of the island’s strengths and challenges as it embarks on a multi-gigawatt renewable transformation by 2025.

The federal government has proposed a major push to domestic manufacturing of solar tools in the country that would completely remove the demand for imports

The global solar market is growing rapidly but remains highly fragmented, Wood Mackenzie says.

The Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has confirmed that it fielded a tariff of US$1.6953 cents per kWh in a recent tender for a 900MW plot of its 5GW Mohammed bin Rashid (MbR) solar parks – a bid it claims sets a world record for the indepedent power producer (IPP) model.