Solar
Bolivia’s largest solar plant begins commercial operation
The 100MW Oruro solar plant in the Bolivian Andes is ready to enter commercial operation with the inauguration of the second phase.
Hydrogen
Green hydrogen – the island opportunity
Islands are being turned to as testing grounds for hydrogen as interest grows in its role as a low carbon technology.
Renewables
Perovskite set to disrupt the global solar supply chain
Perovskite solar will invade conventional solar in three distinct ways, beginning at the tail end of this year, according to Rethink Research
Renewables
New JV for rural stand-alone power systems in Western Australia
Western Australia's Horizon Power and Ampcontrol have launched Boundary Power as a JV for deployment of stand-alone power systems
On Site Renewables
Cleantech Solar delivers three new PV projects in Malaysia and Thailand
Cleantech Solar has commissioned three rooftop solar PV systems at AkzoNobel sites in Malaysia and Thailand.
Renewables
Hydropower with floating solar holds massive potential for Africa
Floating solar on existing hydropower reservoirs could provide solar electricity to help compensate for production losses during dry periods.
Renewables
Solar advantages increase even without government subsidies – study
Solar energy is now the cheapest way to add electricity in many markets across the globe - Wood Mackenzie has revealed.
On Site Renewables
Rooftop solar booming in Hawaii as utility launches ‘Quick Connect’
Hawaiian Electric has announced that rooftop solar installations increased by 55% in 2020 despite the global pandemic.
Solar
BayWa r.e. signs first solar corporate PPA in Poland
BayWa r.e. and HeidelbergCement, have signed a 10-year corporate Power Purchase Agreement for the Witnica solar park in Poland.
Industry Insights
Power projects making a difference lauded in Mining Elites in Africa
“Not only focusing on the bottom line but also incorporating softer, strategic goals clearly paid off,” says Laura-Jane Cornish, Editor-in-Chief of Mining Review Africa.
