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Full news archive 2015 May 19

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to-the-point: Japan's SB Energy to install 1.4-MW solar system

UPDATE - Panasonic to lift HIT cell, module capacity by 150 MW

Yingli Green flags "going concern" doubt amid financial difficulties

Canadian Solar gets USD 44m for 10-MW Ontario PV plant

to-the-point: AOL to install 1.1 MW of PV in Egypt’s Dakahlia

Statkraft's new VC unit to invest EUR 10m per year

Blue Sphere to acquire 4 MW of Italian biogas plants, eyes more buys

China Ming Yang to boost product quality via USD 149m acquisition

Intel, Altera restart negotiations on possible deal - report

K2 to help Danish climate fund asses 82 MW of Brazilian wind projects

HydroChile seeks permit to install 90-MW PV plant

Siemens installs 7-MW offshore turbine at test site in Denmark

Nagpur Metro to go solar with 30-MW PV plant - report

Brazil declares 109 MW of priority wind projects

Japan's Orix to build 52.5-MW solar park in Fukushima

HydroChina, Vestas to partner in offshore wind globally

GE to boost wind productivity with new wind energy ecosystem

Brazil's renewables capacity to reach 33 GW in 2017 - GlobalData

Half of Tory voters support more onshore wind in UK - poll

Uruguay's Rocha expects completion of 40-MW wind plant

Lowest bid in Jordan’s 200-MW solar tender comes from Greece

Enel Green hooks to grid 12-MW PV plant in Panama

Yingli looks for investors to deal with debt situation - report

to-the-point: Vestas says 185-MW project in Chile not firm yet

to-the-point: Developer seeks permit for 10-MW solar project in Wales

to-the-point: Chile Energia FPC wants to build 27-MW biomass plant

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