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Full news archive 2016 February 15

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Nevada PUC votes for 12-year transition for solar customers

Futuren gets permit to expand French wind park to 48 MW

to-the-point: Taiwan’s GET operates at full capacity after Feb quake

Thai co SPCG to back 30-MW Kyocera PV project in Japan

Phanes Group targets 500 MW of solar installs in 2 years

US scientists unveil glass-graphene for solar cells, other devices

Denmark may have 7.5 GW solar in 2040 - TSO

Pakistan’s parliament goes 100% solar - report

UK govt looking at subsidy-free CfDs for onshore wind

China's Yingli to get USD 508m in financial aid - report

Capital Stage buys 16.9 MWp of solar parks in Italy

Taiwan’s top 3 PV cell makers post higher Jan 2016 sales

Singulus expects double-digit-million-euro order for CIGS machinery

Trianel doubles German solar portfolio to 20 MW

Pacific Ethanol adds membrane technology at California plant

Brazil's Chesf completes transmission line, allows 333 MW of wind to flow

France announces tenders for biomass energy plants

Brazil's Ceara gives prelim licence for 253-MW wind project

Geothermal power helps Kenya almost double electricity exports

Southern Power, Turner Renewable buy 20-MW solar project in California

to-the-point: Renewables cover 19.5% of demand in Spain's Andalusia

Thames Water to deploy 6.3-MWp floating solar array

UK mulls green link to Norway - report

Chinese cos plan to join 300-MW solar project in Argentina

Ecotricity appeals non-determination of 27-MW Scottish wind project

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