Meyer Burger gains MCS certification for UK expansion
Swiss-based heterojunction solar PV cell and module manufacturer Meyer Burger is set to expand into the UK market having achieved Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) certification.
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Lightsource bp confirms two new solar projects operational with 50MWp output
Lightsource bp, Schroders Greencoat and H&M Group have confirmed two solar power stations, with a total power output of around 50MWp, are now online.
Cheshire East to add 4.1MW solar farm to bolster carbon neutrality by 2025 target
Gamma Energy is developing a 4.1MW solar farm at Leighton Grange Farm, Crewe, in Cheshire East
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University of Warwick to explore perovskite solar cells via £2.2 million grant
The University of Warwick is set to explore the use of a new type of solar cell material via a £2.2 million grant provided by the European Research Council (ERC).
Sonnedix to acquire 300MW solar portfolio from Lightsource bp
International PV developer Sonnedix has expanded its presence in the UK with the acquisition of a five-project strong solar PV portfolio of 300MW developed by Lightsource bp.
Southern Water signs solar PPA with three suppliers as it eyes net zero by 2030
Southern Water has signed an eight-year solar power purchase agreement (PPA) framework with CenEden Renewables, Downing Energy Development Company and FES Services.
Scotland set to reform planning rules to incentivise rooftop solar installations
Scotland is set to reform its planning rules for solar energy to incentivise rooftop installations across the nation.
Solarwatt to scale UK operations to cater for rising solar PV demand
Solarwatt is catering for the growing demand in solar technologies by expanding its PV panel range and increasing its inventory across the UK via a dedicated central facility in Leamington Spa.
ReneSola Power acquires 50MWp Lincoln solar farm
ReneSola Power has acquired a 50MWp solar farm in Branston, Lincoln.
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PODCAST: Solar developers feeling the pinch, Europe’s power plan falls short on energy storage
Solar materials and component prices have stayed high longer than expected and developers are now starting to feel the pinch, the latest episode of the Solar Media Podcast has discussed.