Policy

The US state of New Jersey has launched its third solicitation of the CSI Program, seeking 300MW of solar PV and 160MWh of energy storage.

The US Department of Commerce has issued anti-dumping and anti-subsidy tariffs on solar cell imports from Southeast Asia.

As Europe readjusts to a new geopolitical uncertainty, PV Tech asks what impact the continent's solar industry might feel.

Ofgem will remove 'zombie projects' from the country's grid connection queue and streamline the connection process for new projects.

In this blog, PV Tech explores how the upcoming Australian federal election could impact the rollout of renewables and solar PV.

Renewable energy will need policy support to reach “economically optimal” levels for the global energy transition, according to BloomberNEF.

Four Republican US senators have signed an open letter urging a “stable and predictable” approach to US energy tax credits.

Germany's proposal to allow international carbon credits to reach EU decarbonisation targets “risks undermining the target’s credibility”, according to think tank Agora.

The state of Maryland has passed a law to streamline the approval process for solar PV and energy storage projects.

South Africa’s government has approved the South African Renewable Energy Master Plan (SAREM) to accelerate renewables deployment.