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Friday, 17 August 2018 Newsletter

Omega Geração to Acquire 50% Stake in Pirapora Solar Complex in Brazil

Omega Geração to Acquire 50% Stake in Pirapora Solar Complex in Brazil

Brazilian company, Omega Geração, has signed a binding agreement to acquire 50 percent of Pirapora Complex, located in the state of Minas Gerais. EDF Renewables in Brazil will maintain a 30 percent stake and Canadian Solar, 20 percent. Pirapora is currently the largest photovoltaic solar site in operation in Brazil with an installed capacity of 321 MW. The 50 percent stake was valued at BRL $ 1.1 billion ($283.6 million) and may vary depending on certain conditions and final disbursements of the financing contracted by the project companies.

Senvion Wins Conditional Order for 250 MW in India

Senvion Wins Conditional Order for 250 MW in India

Germany’s Senvion has been awarded a 250 MW conditional order by an SPV of Continuum Wind Energy. The agreement includes the turnkey supply and commissioning of the entire wind farm comprising 108 Senvion 2.3M130 turbines for the Bhuj wind project in the Gujaratstate in northwest India. The project scope includes a 20-year comprehensive operations and maintenance contract.

Sanjeev Gupta to build 280 MW solar farm in South Australia

Australia
Sanjeev Gupta to build 280 MW solar farm in South Australia

Sanjeev Gupta has released details of a 280 MW solar farm in South Australia as the first part of a global GFG Alliance $1 billion, 1 GW dispatchable renewable energy programme.

Biogas

Weltec Group Takes Over 2.2-MW Biogas Plant in North Germany

Biomass

Conservationists Submit Letter to Irish Government Asking for Closure of Peat Plants

Electric/Hybrid

UK forecourt gearing up for electric car drivers

InstaVolt electric car charging project shortlisted for national award

Energy saving

ZAF Energy Systems receives $600,000 investment from Missouri’s Department of Economic Development Fund

Panorama

APPA Encourages Use of Biomass and Geothermal for Urban Air Conditioning

Limejump's entry into the UK balancing market increases competition with major power plants

Small Hydro

Dulas Delivers 250 kW Hydro Scheme

Wind

Legal Power List identifies political risks for wind

Heatwave hits European wind energy but boosts solar energy generation

Agenda

2nd Vietnam Solar Energy Summit 2018

The IAFOR International Conference on Sustainability, Energy & the Environment

2nd International Summit on Conventional and Sustainable Energies


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