#solar

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo: Aggregation of distributed energy sources is experiencing an expansion in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

China is to build a renewable energy project in Inner Mongolia, estimated at $11 B.

As it plans to nearly triple its clean-power capacity by 2030, India revealed a $29.6 B plan to develop transmission lines to connect renewable generation.

Iraq, Baghdad: Iraq’s government is seeking international investors to develop seven PV solar plants with a total capacity of 750 MW.

Uzbekistan, Tashkent: The Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Uzbekistan announces the launching of the third solar power project.

The global solar power market size is projected to reach $194.75 B by 2027, exhibiting a CAGR of 5.9 % during the forecast period.

Australia hit a renewable energy milestone early in October when solar power provided 100 % of South Australia’s energy needs for a whole hour.

The gap between the cost of land-based solar and floating solar has narrowed, and they are close to reaching price parity.

Abengoa has completed the first solar field of the three which is building in the largest solar complex in the world.

Wind-solar hybrid power, which harnesses both solar and wind energy, is fast emerging as a viable new renewable energy option in India.

Bidders vying for the contract to develop the 1.5 GW Al-Dhafra solar IPP project in Abu Dhabi have been asked by the client to resubmit proposals by 1 March.

A Market research company Frost & Sullivan announced the release of its Global Power Industry Outlook report, which forecasts the solar and wind sources of energy to dominate power generation additions through to 2021