Exide Technologies, a global provider of stored energy solutions for the automotive and industrial markets headquartered in United States is announcing two new photovoltaic installations with a total capacity of 3.8 MWp for self-consumption in its facilities in Portugal.
Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV), a leading global developer of renewable utility-scale projects headquartered in Spain and part of Abdul Latif Jameel Energy, announced that the Lilyvale solar plant (100 MW ac) in Queensland, Australia, began production last month.
German-based energy group E.ON announced yesterday that it will be building together with Audi a solar energy park on the roofs of the two logistics centers of its plant in Győr, Hungary, covering about 160,000 square meters. This project will become Europe’s largest photovoltaic system installed on a building at the Audi Hungaria plant in Győr.
Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Government of the Cook Islands led the commissioning of the Mangaia solar power plant today, which will provide improved access to sustainable energy services to the people and businesses of Mangaia.
Solar project developer based in the Netherlands, Chint Solar, which is part of the Chint Group that supplies solar panels throughout the world through its subsidiary Astronergy, announced that the environmental permit for the solar park Midden-Groningen in the Netherlands was approved by the Dutch Council of State on November 14, which allows for the construction to start in the beginning of 2019.
Solar project developer based in the Netherlands, Chint Solar, which is part of the Chint Group that supplies solar panels throughout the world through its subsidiary Astronergy, announced the official opening of a new 15 MW solar park in Andijk, in the municipality of Medemblik, Netherlands, on November 8th. The opening ceremony was supported by government officials of the municipality of Medemblik.
Associated British Ports (ABP) announced it has invested over £1 million on a rooftop solar project at the Port of Goole which will generate enough clean energy to power the port on solar alone during peak generation times.
Global energy development company, RAI Energy International, Inc., based in California and with regional offices in Jordan, announced that Jordan’s Ministry of Energy & Mineral Resources (MEMR) selected RAI Energy to develop a 50-megawatt (MW) project in Jordan as part of MEMR’s ‘Initial Ranking for the Qualified Bidders for Direct Proposals Submission for Solar PV Projects/Round III based on Base Proposals (50) MW’.
Global real estate firm Savills, headquartered in London, announced this week it has secured planning consent from Welsh Government for the creation of a solar farm with up to 250,000 solar panels and 200 battery storage units with a capacity to generate 49.9MW of green energy with the potential to power 15,000 homes in South Wales.
Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV), a leading global developer of renewable utility-scale projects headquartered in Spain and part of Abdul Latif Jameel Energy, announced that it has reached financial close for the 50 MW dc La Solanilla Solar Farm in Trujillo, in the Spanish province of Cáceres.
Renewable energy multinational corporation OPDEnergy, headquartered in Spain, announced on November 15 that it will build various photovoltaic solar projects located in Spain, Chile and Mexico next year totalling 500 MW. The investment required for these projects will be of approximately 500 million Euros, financed through the Project Finance Scheme with various financial institutions.
Solarcentury, a British solar power company, has received the go ahead from the Spanish regional government in Andalucia to construct four solar parks in Alcala de Guadaira, Seville, Spain. The projects are known as “Cerrado Cabrera”, “El primo Alemán”, “Hazas de los sesenta” and “Los Gonzalez” and will produce enough electricity to power 105,000 households.
