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According to European trade association SolarPower Europe, preliminary global solar installations reached 98.9GW in 2017, a 29.3% increase over the previous year and another new record.

The US government has confirmed which countries shall be exempted from the newly-announced 30% import tariffs on solar cells and modules.

Australian university signs deal to become 100% renewable, IBC Solar installs 4MW rooftop project in Turkey, EBRD supports France’s Urbasolar in Kazakhstan

German-based monocrystalline PERC (Passivated Emitter Rear Cell) PV module manufacturer SolarWorld Industries is shipping a total of 60MW to Turkey-based EPC firm, Inosolar in the first half of 2018.

UPDATED: The 10MW project, using First Solar modules, is owned by Tosçelik ERW Pipe Production Facilities and located in Turkey.

Turkish EPC and project development company Asunim has connected a 40.3MW PV project in Maisa to Turkey’s national grid.

Germany-based solar developer and EPC juwi group has commissioned two unlicensed sets of solar PV projects in Turkey with a combined capacity of 19.7MW.

Once upon a time, it was relatively easy to verify a PV module manufacturer’s shipment claims and therefore any market share gains or shipment milestone claims as the majority of leading companies were public listed entities.

Greenwood Energy closes on financing for a 26MW portfolio of US PV projects.

Turkish developer Prime Enerji has partnered with German firm InTEC Energy Solutions for a 14MW solar PV project at Denizli in southwest Turkey.