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This week, module manufacturers around the world have announced new manufacturing facilities, and new records for their modules.

US-based independent power producer Enfinity Global has closed €300 million (US$316 million) in equity funding from global alternative asset manager ICG, with another €100 million expected to close within a year.

The agreements cover two solar projects and one onshore wind project as they are the first phase of a 10GW pipeline of renewables projects in Azerbaijan signed in 2022.

US utility Duke Energy has completed the sale of its utility-scale renewables arm to renewables asset owner Brookfield Renewable.

Voltalia has published its financial results for the third quarter of this year, which include a turnover of €126.2 million.

PV Tech launched the webinar 'The changing landscape of solar module supply to Europe', examining solar PV module supply to Europe.

US residential solar installer Sunnova's new customer addition slightly dropped to over 37,000 in the third quarter this year, while its net loss in the same quarter increased to US$56.5 million year-on-year.

French renewable power producer Neoen has begun construction on a 100MWp PV plant in Sweden, alongside Swedish independent power producer (IPP), Alight.

Trina Solar has signed an agreement with the MPower Group to supply modules and trackers for the latter’s 200MW solar portfolio in Australia.

Spanish utility Iberdrola has added 500MW of solar PV in the third quarter of 2023, most of which in Spain.