Power Plants

By the end of 2023, PV production capacity will exceed 450GW, putting TOPCon technology first in market share in the following years.

More than 50% of solar PV plants with a capacity of over 100MW are in good and even excellent condition, according to Zeitview.

Silicon Module Super League member Trina Solar has started supplying 488MW of its n-type industrial tunnel oxide passivated contacts (i-TOPcon) modules to a power station in Qinghai province, China.

Encavis has reached the ready-to-build stage at its Ringkøbing solar project in Denmark, which is expected to have a power capacity of 132MW.

Grok Ventures has acquired all of the assets of SunCable, and reaffirmed its commitment the company’s original purpose.

Shell Energy Europe has signed a 15-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with German insurance company Signal Iduna's subsidiary Hansainvest Real Assets to secure 600MW of capacity from a solar project.

Keppel MET Renewables has purchased a 100% stake in a solar project in southern Italy with a capacity of 38MWp.

Solar tracker supplier Nextracker has unveiled three new products aimed to address hail storms, undulating terrain and rapid change in atmospheric conditions.

Nextracker’s NX Horizon Hail Pro offers an industry-first solar tracker solution to the threat of hailstorms for utility-scale solar installations.

Clean energy investment across Africa has to double the current US$90 billion target by 2030 and reach nearly US$25 billion per year, according to a report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the African Development Bank Group (AfDB).