Markets & Finance

Dubai-based investment company Adenium Energy Capital is to co-develop a 10MW PV power plant in Jordan.

The German cabinet approved changes to the country’s energy reforms on Tuesday that could ramp up the pressure on the county’s PV sector.

A review conducted by the Australian government regarding the country’s renewable energy targets has potentially put multiple PV projects at risk.

The first update to Japan’s energy policy since the tsunami and resultant Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011 will not include a definite renewable energy target, according to a leaked draft.

China Merchants New Energy Group (CMNEG) has extended its stake in United Photovoltaics, formerly Goldpoly.

US installer SolarCity has announced pricing details of its second securitisation, which investment banking firm Roth Capital has described as an “evolutionary step on the path to lower-cost financing".

The domestic content requirement (DCR) in India’s flagship solar programme is facing mounting pressure after talks to resolve US opposition to the policy broke down and it was separately branded a “failure”.

The PV inverter market continues to evolve with changing preferences and acceptance of Chinese producers products increasing, according to the latest survey of purchasers from market research firm, IHS.

UK PV developer, Lightsource Renewable Energy, has revealed that it connected 26 separate solar farms across the UK in March alone.

SunEdison has announced financial close on a 50MW solar plant in Chile, which it claims is Latin America’s largest operational PV plant and also one of the biggest PV projects in the world operating without subsidies.