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Australia’s federal government has released a consultation paper detailing information on the proposed Solar Sharer Offer (SSO). 

An independent panel has granted resource consents for the 179MW Glorit Solar Farm in Auckland, New Zealand.

Another high-level inter-departmental symposium on the PV industry was held in Beijing last week, which focused on four key areas including low-prices.

The Spanish Congress of Deputies has toppled the royal decree-law aimed at reforming the grid after the 28 April blackout, which affected the Iberian Peninsula.

PV Tech spoke to Bboxx chief commercial officer Amaury Fastenakels about the company’s work in 2024, and what it can expect in 2025.

Meyer Burger has published its preliminary results for H1 2024, which include module sales of CHF43.4 million (US$51.5 million).

Special funding for certain states could complicate other incentive schemes, while a ten million household rooftop PV scheme faces challenges.

On Wednesday (17 July), the Tasmanian government in Australia removed a ‘speed limit’ measure that has prevented state-owned utility Hydro Tasmania from developing large-scale renewable energy projects, such as solar, without a "cumbersome" Parliamentary process.

Passing legislation about agriPV would kickstart the development of such projects in Greece and keep workforce in villages.

Government has a “significant” role in providing routes to market, according to speakers at Solar Media’s Renewable Energy Revenues Summit.