Deal Reached on German Feed-in Tariff
The country has agreed to cap solar power installations at 52 GW.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's government won agreement on cuts to solar-power subsidies and plans to store greenhouse gases underground, breaking a deadlock that threatened to hold up the country's energy transition.
Under the deal reached with Germany’s 16 states in a panel of arbitration, the government will maintain a solar “growth corridor” of 2,500-3,500 megawatts a year, Environment Minister Peter Altmaier told reporters in Berlin late yesterday. There will be a cap on subsidies at 52 gigawatts (GW), at which point a new formula will be found, he said.
A new category will subsidize mid-size roof systems of 10- 40 kilowatts at 18.5 euro cents ($0.23) per kilowatt/hour, higher than planned, the upper house of parliament, where the states are represented, said in a separate statement after the panel met. Otherwise, new installations will be subject to subsidy cuts from April 1 as envisaged, it said.
ReliOn Milestones Pave the Way for Expansion into Grid-Support Markets
ReliOn has delivered more than 4.3 megawatts of fuel cell products to customers in 42 U.S. States and 34 countries.
Slovakia: Conergy supplies 700 kilowatt solar power plants for 14 school roofs
750,000 kilowatt hours of solar power for energy transition in classrooms in southern Slovakia
SoloPower Names Paolo Pietrogrande to Board of Directors and Bart Van Ouytsel as Head of Sales in Europe, Middle East, and Africa
Veterans of the solar energy and renewables space add expertise and experience to SoloPower's mission to make rooftop solar the main energy source for world's commercial and industrial buildings
Continuous Innovation is Key for the Success of Solar Power Industry, Says Report
The new report* states that the past three decades have witnessed a great number of solar energy innovations that made solar power cheaper.
When Will the Pain Subside? GTM Research Forecasts 21 Gigawatts of Existing PV Module Capacity to Retire by 2015
GTM Research Publishes Its Flagship Analysis on the PV Supply
Market, Detailing the Technology, Economic and Competitive
Dynamics at Play in the Global PV Industry
DuPont Apollo Supplies Solar Modules for Yantra E Solar India Five Megawatt Power Plant
The solar plant is scheduled to be grid connected before the end of August, 2012.
Alliance for Rural Electrification calls on energy decision-makers to foster small wind in developing countries
First-in-the-World Technology Innovation Brings Smart Grid into Philadelphia Train Stations
Successful Implementation of SEPTA Pilot Program Paves Way for Energy Storage Solutions to Support the Reliability of the Electric Grid
Sunny Side up: Solar's the New Renewable Energy Star
Renewable energy is becoming increasingly important in developing nations across North Africa and Asia
All Star Game Goes Green with Solar Power
Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, the venue for the 2012 All Star Game, using solar panels to reduce energy costs
Nearly half of power engineering professionals believe European industry growth will come from outside of Western Europe in the next five years
Survey polls delegates at Europe's largest energy event
Renewable Energy Community to unite in Chile to discuss how to exploit Chile's abundant natural reso
Huge growth is expected in the Chilean renewables sector with work already started on large-scale solar, wind and geothermal projects.
Opening Soon, a Schletter Service Center in Hartford, Connecticut
Schletter announces plans to open a sales, customer service, and distribution center in Hartford, Connecticut, to provide enhanced service to customers in the New England area.
Indian PV heavyweights gearing up for New Delhi summit in July 2012
Azure Power, Kiran Energy and Reliance Power will share the critical lessons learned in Indian PV project development in New Delhi this July
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