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Full news archive 2016 September 14

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Aussie businesses increasingly turn to solar

Judge dismisses Vivint request in case against SunEdison - report

Report says 943 MW of wind, solar installed by mining cos globally

Consultant selected for 200-MW CSP project in Dubai

France unveils tender schedule for 1,350 MW of rooftop solar

Wind power experts see 24%-30% lower costs by 2030

Aboitiz mulling bid for Chevron's Asian geothermal assets

World spends USD 313bn on renewables in 2015 - IEA

SCE contracts 125 MW for Orange County clean energy pilot

US DoE provides USD 37m for storage innovation

Goldwind plans 2017 construction start for ARENA-backed PV farm

Onyx buys C&I assets from SunEdison

RES to shrink UK onshore wind team

France adds 728 MW of renewable power in Q2 2016

EDF, Amec JV buys Isle of Lewis wind project, eyes next CfD round

TRIG to acquire 22.5-MW Scottish wind project from RES

China says 1.35 GW of CSP projects to be ready by 2018

Grenergy secures USD 19.2m in financing for Chilean PV parks

ABB gets substation order to strengthen German grid

Chile launches USD-800m solar programme

to-the-point: Brazil's Omega Energia to expand wind complex to 110 MW

Majority of Americans think next president should speed up renewables

Brazil produces 309,000 cu m of biodisel in July

Petrofac to design Iberdrola's East Anglia One offshore wind park

to-the-point: Sunpreme deploys 12.8-MW bifacial PV installation

Japan's Shizen puts online 1.8-MW solar array in Hokkaido

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