China to Cut Wind, Solar Power Prices as Construction Costs Fall
China will cut the preferential rate it offers wind and solar power developers to reflect the decline in construction costs.
Read MoreGoogle-backed 104 MW Solar PV Facility Comes Online in Utah
Norway-based Scatec Solar ASA said it has commissioned its 104 MW solar PV plant in Parowan, Utah, more than doubling the state’s installed PV capacity.
Read MoreAbengoa Creditors Agree on a New 106 Million-Euro Loan
Abengoa SA creditors, including Banco Santander SA and HSBC Holdings Plc, have reached a final agreement to provide the troubled renewable energy company with a 106 million-euro ($116 million) credit line to help it pay workers’ salaries and suppliers.
Read MoreHSH Nordbank to Push Renewable Lending Past $1.1 Billion
HSH Nordbank, the state-owned lender based in Hamburg, plans to boost project-finance loans for clean energy to more than 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) for the first time next year, highlighting its confidence in the industry’s outlook.
Read MoreCommercial Solar in 2016—Opportunity for a Better, Stronger Industry
In December, leaders from across the globe met at the Conference of Parties 21, coming to agreement that the world needs to collectively limit global warming to 2 degrees Celsius – an ambitious objective, but not an impossible one.
Read More10 Most-read Articles of 2015 on RenewableEnergyWorld.com
It’s time to look back at which articles on RenewableEnergyWorld.com captured the most attention from readers in 2015.
Read More10 Most-read Articles of 2015 on RenewableEnergyWorld.com
It’s time to look back at which articles on RenewableEnergyWorld.com captured the most attention from readers in 2015.
Read MoreFrom Solar Systems to Energy Systems: A Shift in Market Thinking
It is a difficult time for the solar industry in the U.K., but the solar system is on the verge of transforming into an energy system built around storage and changing the way people think about energy consumption.
Read MoreFrom Solar Systems to Energy Systems: A Shift in Market Thinking
It is a difficult time for the solar industry in the U.K., but the solar system is on the verge of transforming into an energy system built around storage and changing the way people think about energy consumption.
Read MoreDominion Pledges Another 110 MW of Solar Power in Virginia
A Dominion subsidiary said Dec. 21 that it has reached an agreement with the Commonwealth of Virginia to deploy another 110 MW of solar power generation in the state.
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