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Full news archive 2015 November 30

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Egypt inaugurates 200-MW wind farm

Unilever targets "carbon positive" operations by 2030

OVERVIEW - Utility scale solar prepares for the road from Paris

Dubai wants PV panels on all buildings by 2030, aims at 25% solar share

India's Welspun seeks to shed renewables arm - report

CORRECTED (OFFICIAL) - Greencoat UK Wind gets GBP 48m from placing

Trade body says 576 UK solar jobs already lost in less than 10% of industry - report

Onshore wind FiTs in Germany fall by 1.2% from April

India may go for renewables obligation of up to 10% by 2022 - report

Bill Gates-led initiative to invest in clean energy innovation

Solar Frontier modules picked for 5-MW pilot CIS project in Kuwait

Yingli, R Power double joint solar project pipeline in Poland to 60 MW

to-the-point: Brazil okays 38 MW of renewable schemes to enter incentives regime

to-the-point: Brazil's Sao Paulo launches parliamentary front to help its sugar energy sector

Wind, solar hit 24.6% share in Spain's power in Jan-Nov 2015

Southern Power takes control of 157-MW solar project in Texas from Recurrent

to-the-point: Vestas says Moroccan order for 120 MW not firm yet

to-the-point: Philippines' SunAsia begins work on 60-MW solar farm - report

Japan's Shizen enters 1.8 MW PV project in Hokkaido

Dong to explore up to 700-MW wind development off Isle of Man

Debate over Ireland's wind turbine setback continues

Building Energy to install 30-MW wind farm in Iowa

Chile approves 30-MW wind park in Litueche

Morocco's Khalladi wind farm gets EUR 126m from EBRD, BMCE

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