#solar project

Norwegian state-owned power company Statkraft AS has unveiled plans to build a 492-MW solar photovoltaic complex in the region of Extremadura, western Spain.

Abu Dhabi’s Miral has signed an agreement with Emerge, a joint venture between the UAE’s Masdar and France’s EDF, to develop a major solar project.

Azerbaijan, Baku: Masdar Azerbaijan Energy Limited Liability Company (MAE) has reached financial close on the Garadagh solar power project.

Germany: Naturstrom AG has announced completion its first hybrid project combining a 7.5-MWp solar plant and a storage facility in the state of Thuringia.

India, New Delhi: The bidders can submit bids for setting up the grid-connected solar projects anywhere in India by 10 August.

India, Uttar Pradesh, Bilhaur: EPC contractor Vikram Solar has commissioned what could be the largest single-location solar power project in Uttar Pradesh.

Uzbekistan, Tashkent: A teaser has been announced for the Second Solar Project to develop solar energy in Uzbekistan.

Multilateral financial institutions IFC and the EBRD, along with the EU, will finance Armenia’s first utility-scale solar project.

Tunisia: The Tunisian Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mines has selected winners for 16 PV solar projects for a 70 MW tender it launched in July 2019.

Bids can be submitted till 29 May for supply and installation of the inverter-transformer package for the power generator’s Solapur project in Maharashtra.

USA, New Mexico: The solar project with a price tag of up to $60 M was approved last week by the state’s Public Regulation Commission.

Rajasthan Electronics and Instruments Limited has invited bids for setting up 3.5 MW of solar-projects ranging between 500 kW and 2 MW or more.

India: Hild Energy has announced that it has been awarded an engineering, procurement, and construction contract from the Energy Efficiency Services Limited for the development of 40 MW of solar projects in Maharashtra.

USA, Pittsburgh: Power management company Eaton has announced multiple contracts to provide engineering services, a solar inverter, and electrical distribution equipment for a 1.9 MW solar project at Fort Campbell in Kentucky.