Category: Solar Sales and Services

Over 5,800 solar panels manufactured by Italy’s Enel have been delivered to Ukraine to help power healthcare facilties. July 3, 2024 Patrick Jowett Ukraine’s National Military Medical Center ” data-medium-file=”https://www.pv-magazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/ГВКГ-600×692.jpg” data-large-file=”https://www.pv-magazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/ГВКГ.jpg”> Ukraine’s National Military Medical Center Image: Dmytro Doroshenko, Wikimedia Commons Ukraine has received a total of 5,876 solar panels made available under the Ray of Hope project, a joint initiative from the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine, the Ministry of Health of Ukraine and the European Commission. The panels, manufactured by Italian company Enel S.p.A, have a total capacity of…

Show Fullscreen DENMARK: National passenger operator DSB has agreed to purchase 80 GWh/year from the 262 GWh/year Lidsø Solar Park which European Energy is to develop on a 253 ha site at Rødbyhavn. DSB said this is equivalent to half of the current power consumption of its København S-tog suburban services. ‘We want to actively speed up the green transition in Denmark, as we have a goal of reducing the climate impact from our operations by 98% in 2030 compared to 2019’, said DSB’s head of sustainability Aske Wieth-Knudsen on…

David Rogers The Santa Maria di Galeria site where the solar array will be installed (Croberto68/CC BY-SA 3.0) The Vatican City is planning to fit enough solar panels to provide all of its 526 citizens and 5 million annual visitors with renewable energy. The plan, reported by Vatican News, was announced by Pope Francis in an apostolic letter issued motu proprio – that is, on his own initiative. The letter to the church is titled “Brother Sun”, a reference to St Francis of Assisi. In it, he issues an instruction…

By SB Staff July 3, 2024 A new study published by the Society for Risk Analysis shows that solar-powered “resilience hubs” could generate up to 8 GW of power for emergency use. Power outages are on the rise in the United States as climate change brings more frequent wildfires, heat waves and severe weather events. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the state of California have both recently established funding to help communities create these resilience hubs that rely on solar + battery systems to provide emergency power for…

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A proposed solar farm in Gladstone, the Wild Rose solar project, received a recommendation of denial from the Nelson County Planning Commission on June 26. The Wild Rose project is planned by Savion , which is based in Kansas City, Missouri, and owned by Shell. According to the presentation, this project would generate up to 90 megawatts and be able to power 14,000 homes. The farm is proposed on a property in Gladstone and has around a 40-year lifespan. The presentation explained that Savion would start construction in 2026 and…

JinkoSolar, one of the largest and most innovative solar module manufacturers in the world, unveiled Neo Green panels today. These N-type TOPCon Tiger Neo panels are produced in factories that were awarded the “Zero Carbon Factory” certification by TÜV Rheinland for their compliance with the criteria and requirements of such certification. JinkoSolar is also the first company in the industry to be awarded with the “Zero Carbon Factory” certification by TÜV Rheinland for Silicon Ingot Manufacturing, Silicon Wafer Cutting, Solar Cell Manufacturing, and Solar Module Manufacturing. This milestone marks a…

This morning, Valencia CF and Octopus Energy took a firm step towards a more sustainable future with the inauguration of the solar self-consumption system at the Ciutat Esportiva de Paterna. The project, carried out by the energy company during June, is the first milestone of its recent Sustainability Partnership. The installation of 328 panels, strategically located on the roofs of the gymnasium, changing rooms and maintenance area, allows the Club’s training and talent development centre to operate with more than 30% solar energy. This is the first major milestone of…