One of India’s largest integrated solar power companies has secured the rights to develop a 300 megawatt solar power project for a government-owned company. Tata Power Solar Power Systems has won a contract to construct a 300 megawatt solar power project for NLC India. The project shall be located in … [continued]
Canada-based Brookfield Asset Management is looking to expand its footprint in India’s renewable energy sector. According to media reports, Brookfield is looking to acquire a ‘significant stake’ in Mahindra Susten, a solar power project developer and EPC contractor. The enterprise value of this deal is potentially worth Rs 70 billion … [continued]
Following a tepid response to the initial public offering of the world’s largest solar EPC company, the listing has also been disappointing.
The initial public offer of the world’s largest solar EPC company has failed to attract the interest of retail investors in its host country of India.
One of the world’s leading solar EPC has filed the draft red herring prospectus as part of its initial public offering at Indian bourses. Sterling & Wilson Solar Limited is a subsidiary of the Shapoorji Pallonji Group.
The Solar Energy Corporation of India has finally issued the first of a very long list of tenders to increase the country’s solar power capacity. The New Delhi-based government body has issued a 2 GW tender for engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services. The tenders are aimed at the development … [continued]
US-based solar manufacturer First Solar announced its first-quarter earnings earlier this month revealing a heavy net-loss and missing earnings expectations due primarily to its US and Japanese Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) business, leading the company to announce a planned restructuring.
If you recall, WaterShed (a solar-powered and highly energy-efficient house built by University of Maryland students, faculty and professional partners) won the 2011 Solar Decathlon. Electric company Pepco has now bought the building and is going to put it on public display at one of its facilities in Montgomery County, Maryland.
Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) has commissioned a 7-MW (7,000-kw or 7-million-watt) photovoltaic (solar panels) solar power plant in Tokyo Bay, Japan, which is to generate enough electricity to power 2,100 homes and is expected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 3,100 tons per year. This assumes that the homes require an average of 3.3 kW of power, which is a very common average in developed countries.
America’s solar and storage industry is quickly transforming our energy system, creating new opportunities in every corner of the country. This rapid growth cannot be haphazard if we want to ensure equitable growth as part of this transition. Prioritizing diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice (DEIJ) programming is the path forward to … [continued]
