Europe

The Intersolar Europe 2024 trade show closed its doors for another year on Friday (21st June). Ahead of further coverage and interviews from the conference, this piece will collate a few of the key takeaways that we saw on the ground at the show last week.

Israel-headquartered independent power producer (IPP) Econergy has sold a 214MW solar PV project in Romania.

The US has yet again been named the most attractive market for renewables investment and deployment opportunities, according to EY.

UAE state-owned renewable energy developer Masdar has reached an agreement to buy 67% stake in Greece's Terna Energy.

In this year’s ultraviolet-induced degradation (UVID) testing, engineering advisory and test services provider Renewable Energy Test Center (RETC), has noticed that 40% of modules tested have returned with a red-flag result.

Solar PV is expected to generate 20% of global power across midday peaks on the summer solstice in the northern hemisphere, up from 16% in 2023.

SolarEdge has unveiled new inverters, and a new operations and management (O&M) platform, at Intersolar Europe 2024.

Kontron has launched a subsidiary for the solar sector, as it looks to improve cybersecurity performance across the solar industry.

PV Tech speaks to Autowell about some of its successes in recent years, and how it plans to expand its footprint into new markets.

A study exploring the feasibility of resurrecting PV manufacturing in Germany and Europe more widely has identified an eight-cent-per-watt cost gap between modules produced in China and those produced locally.