Markets & Finance

Burns & McDonnell examines the outlook of the utility-scale solar sector amidst the latest policy and tariff changes.

US solar installer SunPower has taken the next step in its rehabilitation with the acquisition of residential installer Sunder.

Indian solar manufacturer Waaree has said it does not expect to pay additional duties on its solar cell imports to the US, following the start of an antidumping and countervailing duty (AD/CVD) investigation by the US Customs and Border Patrol (CBP).

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority has launched a new request for proposals (RfP) seeking new renewable energy capacity.

Fortescue has established a strategic partnership with Chinese solar manufacturing giant LONGi to supply solar PV modules as part of its ‘Real Zero’ emissions by 2030 strategy.

Australia's CER has disclosed that 1.5GW of new renewable energy capacity in the NEM received authorisation in the second quarter of 2025.

Chinese president Xi Jinping has unveiled a new climate target for China at the United Nations Climate Change Summit, which aims to cut by 7-10% China's peak greenhouse gas emissions by 2035.

Over the past three years, Tongwei has made a remarkable leap in the solar sector, shipping over 100GW of modules at record-breaking speed.

Italian energy utility Enel has issued a US$4.5 billion (€3.8 billion) bond seeking investment from “US and international” investors.

A Fraunhofer and SolarPower Europe study has concluded that reaching the EU's annual solar module manufacturing target of 30GW is achievable.