Turkey introduces secondary legislation for storage The new provisions are aimed at implementing the primary legislation introduced in February 2020. The Turkish storage market may reach a size of 1 GWh per year within the
Panasonic to exit solar manufacturing The Japanese brand will continue to sell third-party-made modules under its brand in its home market, as it already does overseas, but in-house PV wafer, cell and module production will
Former landfill to become largest US urban solar project Developers will build the 50 MW Sunnyside solar project on a former landfill site just outside of downtown Houston. A long-abandoned landfill site, located
Naturgy enters U.S. renewables market with acquisition, plans $1.8b investment The Spanish energy company bought developer Hamel Renewables, whose project portfolio includes 8 GW of solar and 4.6 GW of energy storage. Spanish
South Korea may tender 4 GW of solar PV this year South Korea may allocate around 4 GW of solar capacity this year across two PV tenders, which will be likely launched in April and
What is distributed generation’s real worth for the grid? A thought experiment by UC Berkeley energy economist Severin Borenstein suggests how much rooftop solar could reduce transmission and distribution costs in the United States.
Germany to tender 18.8GW of PV by 2028 The German government is planning to tender 5. GW in the rooftop segment and 13.5GW for large-scale PV projects. A first draft of what the
Japan’s struggle to drive down renewables costs A nation famous for high electricity prices has seen power costs fall 15% this year, according to analyst Wood Mackenzie, a figure which will help attract $100 billion
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