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With a buying power significantly stronger than the general public, corporations are looking to buy up solar capacity through power purchase agreements (PPAs) to help decarbonise their activities. But the market, and the regulations, are not yet ready

Solar Power Europe's aim to achieve a new record in the installation of photovoltaic electricity production units in 2023, after 2022 record, Aristotelis

Sky-high electricity prices and an increasing urgency to curb fossil fuel led to a surge in European solar additions last year. Jules Scully charts how the continent’s ongoing energy crisis is affecting EU renewables policy and PPA appetite.

Deadline: 3-Feb-23 Nominations are now open for the Solar Startup Award 2023. During the current energy crises, demand for solar has dramatically

The SolarPower Summit 2022, held this week in Brussels, could prove to be a pivotal point in Europe's energy transition. Weeks after Russia invaded Ukraine, the solar industry and the European Commission

The SolarPower Summit is SolarPower Europe's annual flagship event. It gathers industry representatives from all major energy players, as well as SMEs and a

Next Level Solar: Shining on the energy transition With the pandemic rumbling on, gas-driven energy price hikes, and the threat of climate change looming over us, solar is brightening the horizon with solutions to some of our most pressing issues.

SolarPower Summit 2021 live blog pv magazine will be hanging out with the great and the good of the European solar scene this week, during the three-day SolarPower Summit 2021 organized by industry body SolarPower Europe, which began yesterday morning. Keep an eye on this live blog for regular updates from our virtual correspondents. Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ... FNRD-2.621.0 Wie bewerten Sie die aktuell angezeigte Seite?sehr gut123456schlechtProblem melden Werbehinweise: Die Billigung ...

Up to €7 billion investment could be needed to reach 20GW of solar module manufacturing capacity in Europe Image: Meyer Burger Europe’s solar technology specialists may need up to €7 billion (US$8.51 billion) in capital investment in order to scale up domestic manufacturing to be globally competitive, but continued support will be vital to sustain the industry in the long-term. That’s according to a panel of industry leaders speaking as part of the virtual SolarPower Summit today (11 Ma...