Financial & Legal

As 2023 comes to an end, PV Tech is looking back on the year in solar, reflecting on some of the biggest trends of the last 12 months.

US solar developer Origis Energy has secured US$344 million from MUFJ for a 200MW solar project in Mississippi, the US.

Sabanci Renewables has raised US$185 million in tax equity funding to complete the financing of its Cutlass Solar II project.

SunPower has breached a credit agreement, and Enphase Energy has announced layoffs, raising concern over the companies' ability to operate.

The European Commission has granted €65 million to 17 renewable technology projects, including a solar agrivoltaics project in France.

Lightsource bp has sold a solar portfolio in Australia with a combined capacity of 1GW to Beijing Energy International Australia.

The money will support the development and operation & maintenance (O&M) of 67MW worth of solar PV projects.

The guidelines clarify definitions of eligible components and detail the amount of tax credit for eligible solar components.

London-based renewables fund NextEnergy Capital (NEC) has bought a 100MW solar PV plant in Florida, US, marking the first acquisition under its NextEra ESG V investment fund.

Summit Ridge Energy's Brian Dunn speaks about the role of new legislation and fresh investors in the US solar sector.