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Full news archive 2016 April 26

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Noy Fund, TSK to take 50% in Israeli CSP project, Abengoa left behind

Gamesa unveils Indian orders for 198 MW of wind capacity

Saudi Arabia eyes 9.5 GW of renewables by 2030 under new strategy

to-the-point: SunEdison rethinks plan for PV factory in Brazil - report

RES to develop 15-MW distributed solar portfolio in Texas

Abu Dhabi prequalifies 34 firms to bid for 350-MW solar project

Latvenergo issues EUR-25m green bond

Carbon nanotubes can lift organic PV efficiency - US study

OVERVIEW - Views on renewables future differ starkly in Russia

TerniEnergia completes 82.5-MW PV plant in S Africa

RayGen’s CSPV tech gets USD 2.2m in ARENA funds

MHI Vestas inaugurates 16-MW wind demonstrator on North Sea shore

EDF EN adds 27.7 MW to wind farms in Portugal

United PV to buy 100 MW of Chinese solar parks

Trina boosts efficiency of n-type mono c-Si cells to 23.5%

French wind co Futuren lifts Q1 2016 revenues by 11%

Huaneng Renewables’ profit grows 58% y/y in Q1 2016

Aqualis says renewables start 2016 firmly

Senvion expands in Japan with new office and 6-MW turbine order

Pattern, GPI complete 14-MW solar farm in Japan

Brazil expands coverage of regional funds with USD 423m for renewables

Thai solar firm BCPG sees IPO launch in H2 - report

to-the-point: SoloPower to supply modules for BIPV system in Connecticut

BioSolar files patent in Europe for battery technology

to-the-point: China Smarter Energy’s solar revenues jump 714% y/y

Brazil okays 210 MW of Enel solar parks to enter incentives regime

Wind turbines unlikely to affect peatlands carbon storage - study

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