Companies

Enel has announced a multi-billion-euro upgrade to its renewables investment programme as the utility plans to derive 60% of its power generation from renewables by 2022.

The transaction is awaiting regulatory approval and will see Mitsubishi take 80% stake in company with Chubu holding the remaining 20%.

Grenergy Renovables has penned a solar supply agreement with Spanish utility Galp, its first such arrangement in the country.

Country facing multi-billion-euro court bill over subsidy u-turn offers investors stable remuneration until 2031 if they call off ongoing lawsuits.

Second round of the Melbourne Renewable Energy Project (MREP) launches after round one spurred the development of an 80MW wind farm in Western Australia.

New York Dem congresswoman says solar installer 'must be held accountable' over move to fire freshly-unionised workers and replace them with sub-contractors.

EDL's two-phase Agnew mine project is the latest and largest development in a series by Australian miners tapping into solar in a drive to cut emissions and power costs.

Two prominent Australian billionaires have thrown their financial clout behind an ambitious 10GW/20-30GWh solar-plus-storage project destined to supply power to Singapore via a submarine cable.

Israel-headquartered firm inks deal with unidentified firm to deploy PV portfolio over three-year period, with an initial 100MW at ‘advanced stages’.

The latest release of PV-Tech’s unique PV ModuleTech Bankability Rankings report confirms the exclusive status today afforded to just four PV module suppliers (JinkoSolar, LONGi Solar, Canadian Solar and First Solar), in being the only companies to have AA-Rating module bankability status within the industry today.