Policy

US CBP has released solar cell shipments from Japanese manufacturer TOYO’s Ethiopian facility after reviewing its supply chain documentation.

Australia's energy minister has asked the AEMC to make data centres contract firmed energy & to ease connection alongside solar & storage.

Western Australian government has set a target for renewables to supply 75% of SWIS electricity generation by 2030-31.

Singapore’s EMA has launched a five-year ‘Energy Infrastructure Plan’ that includes a target of deploying 4GW of cumulative solar capacity.

Maryland governor Wes Moore has announced the launch of 'Megawatts for Maryland', a US$200 million clean energy auction programme.

Thailand's cabinet has ‌approved a THB50 billion (US$1.48 billion) rooftop solar PV installation scheme, termed the People's Solar programme.

New Jersey representative Rob Menendez has introduced the Socket Full of Sunshine Act, the first federal-level bill to support plug-in solar.

China’s Ministry of Commerce is proposing to introduce export controls on key PV components, including polysilicon, wafers and cells.

Australia must find green iron customers beyond China as Chinese steel demand declines and iron ore export earnings fall, says IEEFA.

Markus Beck of RCT Solutions discusses how the US PV manufacturing can be sustained beyond the current boom.