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Chinese solar manufacturer Tongwei has planned to invest RMB20 billion (US$2.7 billion) in its Leshan project, in the Chinese province of Sichuan, to expand ingot pulling, slicing and cell production capacity, so as to accelerate the establishment of “China’s Green Silicon Valley”.

The New Zealand government and BlackRock have launched a NZ$2 billion (US$1.2 billion) fund to support renewable generation in the country.

EDP plans to invest €2.5 billion over the next three years to install an additional 4GW of distributed solar capacity around the world.

Uncertainty surrounding ownership models of large-scale solar projects raises a question: are such facilities simply too big to succeed?

Complexul Energetic Oltenia has signed contracts with two Romanian power companies to build solar projects with a combined capacity of 735MW.

The European Investment Bank has announced plans to increase its funding for its REPowerEU project by €15 billion.

Nordic Solar and EIG have signed an agreement on what the former calls a “flexible credit facility” to funding for the Nordic Solar's projects

Goldbeck Solar has secured a loan of €44 million to fund four new solar PV plants, with a combined capacity of 93MWp, in Canada and Chile.

Scatec has reached financial close for its three solar projects in South Africa, which will have a combined capacity of 273MW.

The Avaada Group has closed its latest funding round, which generated US$1.3 billion for the group’s solar and green hydrogen businesses.