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At the end of each week, pv magazine summarizes in Spanish important news that has occurred in the last 7 days and published on different portals of the group. Uganda launches solar tender for 40 photovoltaic water supply systems The Ugandan Ministry of Water and Environment invites qualified bidders to apply for develop 40 “packages” of solar-powered water supply systems in various locations in the East African country. Israeli regulator grants grid access to 2.5 GW of renewables The Israel Electricity Authority has approved a 2.5 GW capacity expansion plan for renewable energy. The initiative will allow connecting power plants in the south and north of the country. Greece to support local energy communities with 42 million euros of financing Greece aims to support the development of new locally managed renewable energy communities with around 42 million euros (45, 7 million dollars) of new funds. Financing of solar energy in Germany in the line of fire after a budget deficit of 60 billion euros The leaders of the three main German political factions have agreed to cut a unspecified amount of spending on solar energy, among other initiatives, to cover a 60 billion euro ($64 billion) budget shortfall caused by a German Federal Court ruling in November. Dutch government presents database on solar implementation The governments new freely accessible photovoltaic database is divided by municipalities and regions. It offers a complete overview of all available spaces for PV roofs and solar canopies in the Netherlands. Analyst says Vietnamese draft decree on rooftop PV sends a “negative signal” Vietnams Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) is drafting a new decree on rooftop photovoltaics that excludes the possibility of owners selling excess energy to the grid. Moritz Stitcher, an analyst at Apricum, tells pv magazine that the mechanism sends the wrong message to the sector. Australian company signs PPA for 700 MW of floating PV and batteries in Sri Lanka Australian company United Solar Group has signed a power purchase agreement for a 700 MW of floating solar and 1.5 GWh of batteries in Kilinochchi (Sri Lanka). Turkey could generate 120 GW by improving the deployment of rooftop solar energy According to a new report by the Ember think tank, the introduction of the “obligation” to install solar energy in roofs of new constructions and public buildings, as well as the tendering of roofs suitable for apartment buildings by municipalities, could help Turkey increase its rooftop solar capacity to 120 GW. Namibia calls for tender for a package of renewable energy projects The government of Namibia is looking for consultants to provide development, environmental and advisory services for a series of renewable energy projects , including solar, wind and battery energy storage systems (BESS). Indian solar panel imports reach $1.13 billion in first half of FY2024 Indias solar panel imports in first half of FY2024 They exceeded the total value imported in the entire fiscal year 2023. |
