A consortium of banks has provided financing for Jordan’s Shams Ma’an Power Generation PSC’s solar farm, enabling the company to close financing for the 52.5-megawatt project.
Jordanian Solar Developer Closes Financing for 52.5-MW Project Read More »
Hawaii Electric Light Co. has selected Ormat to provide an additional 25 megawatts of geothermal energy for Hawaii Island following a competitive tender.
Hawaii Electric Selects Ormat to Install 25-MW Geothermal Plant Read More »
Apex Clean Energy has signed an agreement with the US Department of Defence and the US Navy that paves the way for its 200-MW Searchlight wind energy project in Clark County, Nevada, to be granted approval.
Apex Agrees to Limit Impact of 200-MW Wind Farm to US Government Agencies Read More »
Statkraft has signed an agreement to buy a majority stake in the listed Chilean hydropower company Empresa Electrica Pilmaiqunu S.A.
Statkraft Acquires Majority Stake in Chilean Hydroelectric Producer Read More »
Mytrah, the India-based wind energy developer, has secured a US$137.5 million long-term loan to fund the development of 150 megawatts of capacity in the country.
Mytrah Secures US$137.5 Million Loan to Fund 150MW of Wind Capacity Read More »
Senvion SE, the turbine-maker owned by India’s Suzlon Group, has won a contract to supply 18 wind turbines to a 111-megawatt offshore wind farm in Germany.
Senvion to Supply Turbines to German Offshore Wind Farm in Germany Read More »
EDF Energies Nouvelles has made its maiden foray into the South American market by acquiring a portfolio of development projects in Brazil that have a capacity of 800 megawatts.
EDF Acquires 800MW of Wind Development Portfolio in Brazil Read More »
UK renewable energy developer RES has won planning approval to set up a 7.5-megawatt solar project north of Tom Lane to the west of Duckmanton in Derbyshire.
RES Gets Planning Approval to Develop 7.5-MW Solar Farm Read More »
Lloyds Banking Group has signed an agreement to buy clean energy from a portfolio of landfill gas sites owned by project developer Infinis.
Lloyds to Buy Renewable Energy From Infinis’ Landfill Gas Portfolio Read More »
The Japan government is planning to cut the quantum of premium tariffs for solar projects in the country by as much as 16% because the cost of producing power from the sun is lower than before.
Japan May Cut Premium Tariffs for Solar Projects as Production Costs Decline Read More »
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