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28 may. 2014Xcel Energy and SunPower to Build 50MW Solar Power Plant in Colorado
May 27, 2014 - Xcel Energy and SunPower have signed a power purchase agreement to build a 50MW solar photovoltaic power plant in Colorado's San Luis Valley. Xcel Energy estimates that the plant will generate enough electricity to serve the needs of approximately 13,500 average Colorado homes. -
28 may. 2014Canadian Solar Supplies 2.5MW PV Modules in South Carolina
May 27, 2014 - Canadian Solar today announced that it was selected to power South Carolina's first solar farm. The Colleton Solar Farm, located near Walterboro, South Carolina is owned and operated by TIG Energy I, LLC. -
27 may. 2014Sunlabob Renewable Energy, Relitec Finalized a Partnership Agreement
May 26, 2014 - This week, Sunlabob Renewable Energy and Relitec finalized a partnership agreement to collaborate in addressing Myanmar's growing demand for renewable energy. -
27 may. 2014SunRise Power Collaborates with Cosma and Hanwha SolarOne
May 26, 2014 - SunRise Power is pleased to announce a cooperation with Cosma International and Hanwha SolarOne to deliver bankable PV system solutions to the Mexican PV market. -
26 may. 2014
First Solar Sells Macho Springs Solar Project
May 23, 2014 - First Solar, Inc. announced today that it has sold the 50MW AC Macho Springs Solar Power Plant to Southern Company subsidiary Southern Power and Turner Renewable Energy. El Paso Electric has a 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA) for all energy generated by the power plant. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. -
26 may. 2014Hanwha SolarOne Modules Powers New Solar Parks in EU
May 23, 2014 - Hanwha SolarOne today announced the delivery of 7.3MWp of photovoltaic (PV) solar modules to German EPC contractor IdeemaSun energy GmbH. The PV modules will power a solar park in Suffolk, U.K., and a solarpark in Kelheim, Germany. -
23 may. 2014Solarcentury Completes 1MW Solar Project in Kenya
May 22, 2014 - Williamson Tea has unveiled East Africa's solar project at its Changoi Tea Farm in Bomet County, Western Kenya. The solar system will cut Williamson Tea's energy costs by around 30%, supplying clean solar electricity during the daytime to meet most of the tea processing factory's energy demand. Williamson Tea's system will reduce the need for grid electricity and the consumption of diesel when back‐up energy production is required. This innovative use of solar engineering is only the sixth system of its kind to be built in the world.When the national grid is working, Williamson Tea's solar farm will work in parallel with the grid and reduce the amount of grid electricity imported. When the grid is down, the solar power system will work together with the standby diesel generators, significantly reducing the amount of diesel consumed.Commenting on Williamson Tea's solar farm, Dr Dan Davies, Director for Solarcentury locally in East Africa said, "We applaud Williamson Tea for investing in solar to support the company's sustainable business growth. In a country blessed with plentiful irradiance and land space, solar is a perfect solution and reduces dependence on fossil fuels while improving energy security." -
23 may. 2014Enel Green Power to Build Two PV Plants in Chile
May 20, 2014 – Enel Green Power has begun construction on two photovoltaic plants (Lalackama and Chañares) located in northern Chile. -
23 may. 2014First Solar to Deliver Diesel-PV Hybrid Solution to Rio Tinto in Australia
May 21, 2014 - First Solar, Rio Tinto and Ingenero today announced that agreement has been reached for the development of the Weipa Solar Photovoltaic Project in Queensland, Australia. The project has received official confirmation of funding from the Commonwealth Government, with an initial commitment of $3.5 million from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) to be followed by an allocation of up to $7.8 million for the project's second phase. -
22 may. 2014
Trina Solar Announces First Quarter 2014 Results
May 21, 2014 - Trina Solar today announced its unaudited financial results for the first quarter of 2014.