Job moves in solar, storage, cleantech, utilities and energy transition finance. April 3, 2024 pv magazine Image: pv magazine Silfab Solar announced the appointment of Trevor Carson as chief financial officer. “Trevor brings a proven track record and deep understanding of capital Read More
CHENNAI: Leading construction and concreting equipment manufacturer Schwing Stetter India has installed a 1MW solar power system in their global manufacturing hub in Cheyyar. The facility was inaugurated by company CMD VG Sakthikumar. Through this mode of energy production, the company aims Read More
Sud Renovables, part of the Swedish Soltech Group, is now installing one of its largest projects to date. These are large-scale solar energy solutions consisting of several types of installations on and around a logistics property in Amposta in Catalonia. More than Read More
Scientists have developed a solar-powered technology that converts saltwater into clean drinking water free of dangerous waterborne diseases. If their claims are true, then this may represent a massive step towards providing reliable and safe water to developing countries and others. Access Read More
Husk Power Systems (Husk) has announced securing $20 million in debt financing from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to bolster its operations in Nigeria. This marks a significant milestone as the first instance of a minigrid company accessing corporate-level debt, constituting the Read More
PV modules, inverters, charge controllers, batteries and cables intended for rooftop solar systems will benefit from exemptions from customs duties until 2025. April 3, 2024 Marie Beyer Image: Albert Bergonzo, Wikimedia Commons Cameroon‘s government has decided to exempt from customs duties the Read More
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! BLUETTI, a leading provider of energy storage solutions, expands its Solar+ program, a one stop solution for solar transition, to three new states in the US Read More
The Dutch government, through a new open-access PV database, has discovered that approximately 50% of all rooftops in the Netherlands could potentially host PV systems. However, only 8% of them could immediately accommodate solar arrays without the need for obstacle removal. April Read More
