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Tuesday, 12 February 2019 Newsletter

Grenergy Completes Transfer of 11 Solar Plants to InterEnergy for $66.5 Million 

Grenergy Completes Transfer of 11 Solar Plants to InterEnergy for $66.5 Million 

Grenergy, the Spanish renewable energy company, has completed the transfer of 11 solar plants (PMGD) located in Chile to the fund InterEnergy Holdings in a deal worth $66.5 million (approximately €58 million).

Major parties in New South Wales recognise importance of solar power

Australia
Major parties in New South Wales recognise importance of solar power

Substantive clean energy announcements from both the New South Wales Government and the Opposition this weekend show that both major parties have recognised the importance of solar power to voters ahead of the state election next month, said the Clean Energy Council (CEC).

Duke Energy to Provide South Carolina Customers a New Choice for Solar Energy 

Duke Energy to Provide South Carolina Customers a New Choice for Solar Energy 

Duke Energy Carolinas, a subsidiary of Duke Energy, is providing an affordable renewable energy option for its South Carolina customers that will enable them to see savings in their monthly bills from the output of two new solar facilities in Anderson County.

PV

Skytron Energy and Survey Digital develop joint presence in EMEA and APAC regions

Energy Company Promotes Solar Panels for Use on Petroleum Tanks

Clean energy industry united against Ofgem’s proposed network charging reform

JinkoSolar Creates Testing Standard for Anti-LeTID Properties in Solar Cells and Shows Impressive Performance With its Own Products

Solytic to Take Over Suntrol Solar Monitoring Portal

SolarAfrica and Inspired Evolution Sign New Funding for Solar Solutions

Emily Folk

10 Ways Renewable Energy Can Save Businesses Money

Electric/Hybrid

Germany
AKASOL Expands Framework Agreement with Swedish Commercial Vehicle Manufacturer

Audi UK E-Tron SUV now available for ordering

Energy saving

Energy efficiency is the top tool for reducing carbon emissions says Alliance to Save Energy

"Spring" infrared heating technology aims to reduce energy consumption by 50 percent

Panorama

Researchers develop flags that generate energy from the wind and sun

BBOXX Secures a Spot in the 2019 Global Cleantech 100

Solar Thermal Electric

South Africa
Engie announces the commissioning of Kathu thermodynamic solar power plant

Wind

Iberdrola and Nike Go Global with New Green Energy Partnership

Spain
Siemens Gamesa to supply nearly 200 MW of wind turbines to seven Spanish wind farms

Agenda

Solar PV Operations Conference & Exhibition

Solar Power Mexico

Europe Solar + Energy Storage Congress 2019


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