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The small mining town of Rustenburg is soon to become home to a 7MW PV facility which broke ground in February 2013.
Phono Solar and Symbior Energy will jointly develop a 40MW solar project in Thailand following the signing of a strategic cooperation in January 2013.
Conergy has started to build a 210kW solar plant in the desert area of Ben Guardane in Medenine, in Tunisia after it was awarded the contract from Japanese general contractor Takaoka Engineering Co.
A former tar acid disposal site in Neukirchen, Germany has become home to a 2.7MW PV facility owned by solar investor K&W Natural Energy.
IdeemaSun energy has installed and connected a 2MW PV facility located around 20 km north of Bucharest, Romania.
The government of the state of Bihar, in the northeast of the country, has announced it will develop up to 150MW of solar PV on ponds.
Klystron Electronics, facilitated by the European Business and Technology Centre, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with EPC company Ciel et Terre to implement its Hydrelio system in Eastern India.
China Gogreen Assets Investment and its subsidiary Beijing Jun Yang Investment Company will build 60MW of PV capacity in the Xuchang city, Henan Province, China, after signing a memorandum of understanding with the government of Xuchang.
Located at Tonga Power’s Popua Power Station just southeast of Tongatapu island’s capital of Nuku’alofa, the Maama Mai solar project has become Tonga’s first renewable energy project to go live.
The 10MW Greenough River Solar Farm has become Australia’s first large-scale PV project to come online. Located on 80 hectares of land near Geraldton, Western Australia, it was officially connected in October 2012.
