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Taipower to pour USD 699m into solar power, add over 300 MW

UPC inks land deal for up to 1-GW Tasmania wind park

UPDATE - Vivint Solar returns to Nevada, sets foot in Colorado

Aurora Solar to back ops via USD-370,000 units offering

Privatisation likely for 100-MW solar park in Pakistan - report

EGE Haina to build 48-MW wind farm in Dominican Republic

First Solar gets USD-64m loan for Japanese projects

EBRD okays USD 500m for solar projects in Egypt

F2i to buy 282-MW wind portfolio in Italy

Study says cat 5 hurricanes are bad news for current offshore turbines

Projects in Tanzania, Rwanda and Ghana win USD-7m ACF competition

Access Power wins USTDA grant for 130-MW wind project in Zambia

to-the-point: China Huayang, SkyPower form global solar partnership

Acciona to supply renewable power to Telefonica

Finkel's energy blueprint for Australia includes clean energy target

SSE completes 1st phase of Galway wind project in Ireland

Keystone launches fund for small-scale US solar

IBC Solar completes 3.5 MWp of PV projects in Japan

Turbine at 100-MW Iowa wind farm damaged by fire - report

IRENA, State Grid of China focus on integration of renewables

Windar Photonics narrows 2016 net loss to EUR 3.1m

Storage discussed at Scottish hydro conference

Brazil clears 132 MW of green plants to start operations

to-the-point: Argentine's Santa Fe launches call for renewables projects

Study shows wind-powered desalination in UAE is cheaper

to-the-point: India's Ujaas gets 21.5 MW of solar contracts

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