Noticias Externas

1. Cambodia to integrate wind power into national grid by 2026

   Wind power is set to be connected to Cambodia’s national grid by 2026, adding a new clean energy source to diversify and strengthen the country’s energy supply, supporting the government’s goal of making electricity more affordable and sustainable, according to the Ministry of Mines and Energy. Speaking at a lecture on “Cambodia’s Energy Policy”, organised … Continue reading Cambodia to integrate wind power into national grid by 2026 →

2. EU funds project to manufacture large-scale stable perovskite solar photovoltaic modules

   A major research project aimed at accelerating the commercialization of perovskite solar technology, named Laperitivo, was recently launched in Genk, Belgium. Funded by the European Union, the project brings together 22 leading global partners, all working to enhance the efficiency and stability of large-area perovskite solar modules, marking a significant step towards industrialization of next-generation … Continue reading EU funds project to manufacture large-scale stable perovskite solar photovoltaic modules →

3. Price dispute begins in the photovoltaic (PV) industry supply chain

   This week, the silicon material market experienced low trading activity with limited transaction volumes as the signing period approaches its end. Although some leading companies are showing a price increase trend in small orders, this change has not affected the overall market price structure. Currently, silicon manufacturers are strongly supporting prices; however, downstream demand for … Continue reading Price dispute begins in the photovoltaic (PV) industry supply chain →

4. Wind power in South Africa gains momentum with 1.3 GW under construction

   The wind energy industry is hoping to take centre stage in the country’s efforts towards a just energy transition with 1.3 gigawatts of wind projects currently in construction. Speaking at the conclusion of the Windaba 2024 conference on Thursday, South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA) CEO Niveshen Govender said over the past decade, wind energy … Continue reading Wind power in South Africa gains momentum with 1.3 GW under construction →

5. Fujian’s wind power industry contributes to national green development

   Fujian Province in east China has made steady advancements in wind power development, playing a significant role in the country’s efforts to reshape its energy structure. In Fuqing City, the Xinghua Bay offshore wind farm has 59 wind turbine units, with a total installed capacity of 357.4 megawatts. It has generated over 5.2 billion kilowatt-hours … Continue reading Fujian’s wind power industry contributes to national green development →

6. Price cannibalisation makes it difficult to finance photovoltaic projects in Spain

   Banks are closing the tap on photovoltaic projects that do not have a long-term contract for the sale of their electricity at a fixed price, due to the uncertainty generated by negative prices and zero euros in the market.Financing problems for independent developers arise when it is necessary to accelerate the deployment of solar parks … Continue reading Price cannibalisation makes it difficult to finance photovoltaic projects in Spain →

7. Brazil’s electricity supply to 2024 is expected to increase by 7.8 GW between photovoltaic and wind energy

   In September, the National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL) recorded an increase of 711.33 megawatts (MW) in the country’s installed electricity generation capacity, an advance that contributed to a growth of 7.8 gigawatts (GW) in the electricity matrix throughout 2024. From January to September, 219 plants came into operation, of which approximately 90% are wind and … Continue reading Brazil’s electricity supply to 2024 is expected to increase by 7.8 GW between photovoltaic and wind energy →

8. El Salvador reaches 633 MW of photovoltaic

   According to data from the General Superintendence of Electricity and Telecommunications (Siget), solar photovoltaic represented 21.1% of the total installed capacity in 2023.The General Superintendence of Electricity and Telecommunications (Siget) has released the data on installed capacity for 2023, which highlights that photovoltaic power occupies 21.1% of the total, very close to the 21.2% of … Continue reading El Salvador reaches 633 MW of photovoltaic →

9. First offshore major corrective maintenance in a floating wind turbine

   In recent times, we have learned about several major corrective maintenances (replacement of a main component) that have had to be carried out on some of the pioneering floating wind farms worldwide. This was the case with Hywind Scotland, which had to tow its 5 SWT-6.0-154s to port, and also with Kincardine, which had to … Continue reading First offshore major corrective maintenance in a floating wind turbine →

10. Spain approves 2.56 GW for 32 photovoltaic and hybrid wind and battery projects (BESS) in September

    The Official State Gazette contains announcements for the month of September of 32 photovoltaic and hybrid wind and battery projects (BESS).Application for the declaration of public utility of the Maira Beta Group Photovoltaic Plant of 140.127 MW and its evacuation infrastructures, in the municipal terms of La Vid de Bureba, Berzosa de Bureba, Vileña, Grisaleña, … Continue reading Spain approves 2.56 GW for 32 photovoltaic and hybrid wind and battery projects (BESS) in September →

11. Sweden’s 100 GW Offshore Wind Power Ambition

    Sweden, a northern European nation with coastlines along the North and Baltic Seas, is positioned to become a key player in offshore wind energy. The country prioritizes sourcing energy from renewable resources and aims to become a net-zero carbon economy by 2045. Its power sector targets 100% renewable electricity production by 2040. Currently, Sweden’s electricity … Continue reading Sweden’s 100 GW Offshore Wind Power Ambition →

12. China and Nicaragua sign loan to build a third photovoltaic plant

    China and Nicaragua signed important credit facility agreements for an amount of 70.5 million dollars, to execute the photovoltaic solar project in the Masaya department, called ENESOLAR 3; which will strengthen ENACAL’s pumping systems. Minister Ervin Barreda, executive president of ENACAL, representing the government of the Republic of Nicaragua, signed the contract for the project … Continue reading China and Nicaragua sign loan to build a third photovoltaic plant →

13. Akuo inaugurates one of Portugal’s largest photovoltaic (PV) solar plants

    Akuo, renewable energy power producer and developer, has inaugurated the Santas solar plant, located in the municipalities of Monforte, Borba and Estremoz, in the Alentejo Region. With a capacity of 181 MWp, it is one of the largest solar plants in Portugal. Winner of the Portuguese governments call for tender in August 2019, the Santas … Continue reading Akuo inaugurates one of Portugal’s largest photovoltaic (PV) solar plants →

14. Acciona Energía’s MacIntyre Wind Farm starts generating electricity

    The initial 27 wind turbines of the MacIntyre Wind Farm in Queensland (Australia) have been connected to the grid, generating the project’s first renewable electricity. ACCIONA Energía has announced today that the initial 27 wind turbines of the MacIntyre Wind Farm in Queensland (Australia) have been connected to the grid, generating the project’s first renewable … Continue reading Acciona Energía’s MacIntyre Wind Farm starts generating electricity →

15. EDP donates photovoltaic installations to support firefighters

    EDP, a global leader in renewable energy and energy transition, will install photovoltaic panels and donate generators to support selected units of the State Fire Service. The goal is to create better conditions and ensure energy independence for the firefighters in the areas most-affected by the recent floods in Poland.  Recognizing the efforts of firefighters … Continue reading EDP donates photovoltaic installations to support firefighters →