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Brazil is forecasting more than 13 GW of solar capacity by 2026

Brazil is forecasting more than 13 GW of solar capacity by 2026

Brazil has recently released its 10-year Energy Expansion Plan proposition, PDE 2026, which expects the country to reach more than 13 GW of overall solar capacity by 2026. This figure is remarkable, considering that previous propositions quoted only about half as much.

Turnkey systems as an investment asset: this is what distinguishes them

Turnkey systems as an investment asset: this is what distinguishes them

Solar plants are one of the most popular investment projects. Investors should be able to expect safe returns and a stable earning, while operating costs remain manageable. Operational systems in particular are highly regarded. A bit out of focus are turnkey systems – unjustly, as can be seen on closer inspection.

U.S. solar market increases steadily

U.S. solar market increases steadily

The U.S. solar market continues to grow, albeit slowing down slightly. Remarkably low prices for utility-scale systems have encouraged this and led to an additional 2 GW of solar capacities in the first quarter of 2017 alone.

Poland: Second renewables auction ahead

Poland: Second renewables auction ahead

Poland has announced a second auction for solar, wind and hydro power projects, to be held on June 29th. The project sizes will range from 40 kW to 1 MW, with solar receiving the biggest shares.

Intersolar Europe: Solar industry’s heart is beating strong

Intersolar Europe: Solar industry’s heart is beating strong

Last week we participated as exhibitors in the Intersolar Europe – the largest global trade fair dedicated to the solar industry. Our international team was excited to take part in discussions about our platform, extend our network and meet interested parties from all around the world.

Photovoltaic energy found to be competitive in many European countries

Photovoltaic energy found to be competitive in many European countries

ETIP PV, the European Technology & Innovation Platform PV, has recently released a report which shows clearly that, in many European countries, photovoltaic energy is cheaper than the average energy price.