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2 days ago | pv-tech.org | Ben Willis

At Intersolar in Munich last month and the recent SNEC in Shanghai, Jolywood, a leading manufacturer of n-type PV modules, officially launched the latest innovation under its Niwa brand. The NIWA HOME Super Residential Energy Solution is an all-in-one energy system, combining PV modules, energy storage and an intelligent energy management system. PV Tech caught up with the company’s vice president Chris Zou to get the lowdown.

4 days ago | pv-tech.org | Ben Willis

China notched up close to 100GW of new PV in May, in the processes surpassing a terawatt of cumulative installed capacity, figures show. On 23 June, China’s National Energy Administration released the latest statistics on the national power industry from January to May. This article requires Premium SubscriptionBasic (FREE) SubscriptionUnlock unlimited access for 12 whole months of distinctive global analysisPhotovoltaics International is now included. Already a subscriber?

1 week ago | pv-tech.org | Jonathan Touriño Jacobo

Utility giant Engie North America has incorporated what it calls a “precycling provision” to incorporate solar panel and project component recycling into power purchase agreements (PPA) at four solar PV plants across the Midwest, US. This new approach has been developed in partnership with PV recycling firm Solarcycle and will cover nearly one million solar panels from a combined 375MW of solar PV projects to be recycled when they reach their end of life.

1 week ago | pv-tech.org | JP Casey

“You need to be creative,” Elena Donzelli, PPA transaction manager at Pexapark told PV Tech Premium at this year’s Intersolar Europe event, held in Munich in May. Her comments came not in response to matters such as policy impact or project design, but an aspect of the European solar sector perhaps not often associated with creativity: financial mechanisms.

1 week ago | pv-tech.org | George Heynes

The Energy Corporation of New South Wales (EnergyCo) has confirmed that construction on Australia’s first Renewable Energy Zone (REZ) has started. EnergyCo said that ACEREZ, a consortium of ACCIONA, COBRA and Endeavour Energy, had started “major” construction works to deliver the infrastructure project. This article requires Premium SubscriptionBasic (FREE) SubscriptionUnlock unlimited access for 12 whole months of distinctive global analysisPhotovoltaics International is now included.