Power Plants

Q&A: Sarah Montgomery, founder & CEO of Infyos, gives her take on the rise of co-location and growing tension in Europe's solar market.

Singapore-based renewables firm Levanta Renewables has signed an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract with China Energy Engineering Group (CEEC) for a solar-plus-storage project in the Philippines.

India has become the third-largest country by installed renewable energy capacity, reaching 274.68, with over 150GW of solar PV capacity, according to statistics from the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE).

Array Technologies will deploy its OmniTrack terrain-following tracker system at a 260MW solar PV project being developed by Turkish company Pekintas.

Despite PV’s maturity, a new paper argues that its growing global significance makes ongoing research essential.

Bellevue Gold has reported that approximately 90% of its electricity demand at its Western Australian gold mine was met by renewable energy in March 2026.

Dutch-based solar developer Novar has acquired a 100MW solar PV plant in Baden-Württemberg, a southern state in Germany.

French utility EDF has received a development consent order (DCO) from the UK government to build an 800MW solar PV plant in England.

Italy is the most attractive European country for solar development, according to the chief of staff of German independent power producer (IPP), Encavis.

PV Talk: JP Kock of IPP Encavis discusses why the competitive landscape of Europe's solar market is in store for a shake-up.