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JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd has announced that the world’s largest solar plant of 1177kWp, which was jointly developed by Japan’s Marubeni Corp. and Emirates Water and Electricity Company, has recently started commercial operations as scheduled at Sweihan in Abu Dhabi.
JinkoSolar Holding, the solar module manufacturer, has supplied 95 MW of monocrystalline solar panels to Vena Energy Australia for use in the Tailem Bend solar project.
Forbes has reported that renewable energy sources have surpassed coal for the first time in the US since the inception of the US electrical power system in the nation’s monthly electricity generation mix.
The National Trust is set to sell all of its £1 billion fossil fuel assets, saying it no longer wants to be invested in companies that are not contributing to the effort to tackle climate change.
Duke Energy has passed a renewable milestone: 1 gigawatt of owned solar energy capacity in the USA.
Abu Dhabi Fund for Development (ADFD), a national entity for international development aid, together with the Cuba’s Ministry of Energy and Mines and International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), have inaugurated a new 10 MW solar PV project.
A theme throughout the conference was the need for substantial policy and market advances for Texas to meet its promising market projections.
RTE is reporting that the energy company Energia has announced a €3 billion investment in renewable energy generation in Ireland over the next 5 years. It will create 200 direct jobs and 3000–5000 construction jobs.
Frontier Markets is helping to achieve the goal of supplying clean and renewable energy to millions of citizens in the western state of Rajasthan.
Total has started up production at the La Me`de biorefinery in southeastern France, with the first batches of biofuel coming off the line.
Uper Energy has won the ‘Best Solar Operations and Maintenance of the Year’ award at Global Solar and Energy Storage Congress & Expo in South Korea.
The technology blog has said that the Noor Abu Dhabi project will produce nearly 1.2 GW of electricity.