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Multinational PV project developer ReneSola Power will sell two ground-mounted PV installations in Spain with a total peak generation capacity of 12MW to Aream Group (aream), a renewable energy investment company based in Germany. ...  more

The Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) has completed its 2022 renewable energy bulk purchase rate review and announced today (1/28), in comparison with the draft, the solar bulk purchase rate has been restored to two phases per year, and additional rates such as power grids and UHV have been enhanced. ...  more

Australian news outlets and renewable energy news websites have reported that Woodside Energy (also known as Woodside Petroleum) submitted a proposal to the Western Australian Environmental Protection Authority (WAEPA) for a PV-plus-storage project. ...  more

Brent crude, for the first time, surpassed US$90 in futures on Wednesday (26th), and arrived at the highest level since 2014, due to the exacerbated tension between Russia and Ukraine, together with the persistently confined supply. ...  more

Major Japanese engineering firm Nippon Koei will be developing two battery energy storage facilities that will be respectively located in the counties of Kent and Hertfordshire in the UK. ...  more

According to a report from the energy consultancy company Wood Mackenzie, the regulations on the new solar encouragement plan from the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) may cut the solar market of the state in half during 2024. ...  more

It sounds a bit unimaginable, but before the end of this year, the number of Tesla electric vehicles on the road will reach as many as 4 million. ...  more

US-based First Solar announced on January 13 that renewable energy developer Swift Current has placed an order for 1.2GW of its PV modules. First Solar will deliver these modules to Swift Current during the 2023-2024 period. ...  more

Can natural gas and nuclear energy be considered green energy? Regarding the question of whether nuclear energy is green energy, there are divergent opinions from all sectors, and there is no unanimous answer thus far. ...  more