The deal is done for SunEdison’s exit from India in what will be the largest solar transaction in the country’s history. According to media reports, Greenko Energy Holdings is set to buyout SunEdison India’s 1.4 GW of solar assets. The subsidiary of the troubled US-based project developer has 500 MW … [continued]
For the past few years, we’ve been reporting on lower and lower solar bid prices that companies have put forward in power auctions. We’ve seen record low after record low after record low in the Dubai (UAE), Saudi Arabia, Texas (USA), India, Nevada (USA), Brazil, etc. Every step of the way, … [continued]
Financially embattled renewable energy developer SunEdison is in “active discussions” with its second yield-co, TerraForm Global, to sell off its interests in the company. TerraForm Global, SunEdison’s second yield-co formed to own and operate clean energy power plants in emerging markets, formed in early 2015, published a presentation on its … [continued]
Originally published on Cleantechies. Dubai Electricity and Water Authority has given official confirmation about the winners of the 800 MW phase III of the Dubai solar power park. A Masdar Group–led consortium was confirmed as the winner of the 800 MW solar power tender that was floated by the Dubai Electricity … [continued]
The operations & maintenance sector for megawatt-scale solar PV is dominated by First Solar, SunEdison, and SunPower, accounting for 44% of the $300 million market. These are the underlying findings from a new report published by IHS Technology, which analyzed the leading non-residential solar PV system integrators and megawatt-scale operations … [continued]
This is a long time coming … and given that SunEdison has now crashed into bankruptcy and CEO Ahmad Chatila just resigned, it might have been more useful to publish earlier. Nonetheless, the points Pashupathy Gopalan, SunEdison’s President of Asia Pacific & Sub-Saharan, makes in the presentation are still relevant today. As you can see, this presentation … [continued]
Financially troubled project developer SunEdison has kick-started the sale of its solar power assets in India. US-based renewable energy developer SunEdison, which filed for bankruptcy in April, has sold its 7 MW commercial and industrial roof-top portfolio to Indian developer Amplus Energy Solutions (Amplus Solar). The installations also include the … [continued]
SunEdison India may be close to selling its assets, as one of the leading independent power producers in the country confirmed its interest in buying projects off of the troubled project developer. Adani Green Energy, part of the Adani Group, is looking to buy renewable energy projects owned by SunEdison … [continued]
The top 10 commercial solar developers in the US only account for 42% of the total US commercial market, according to new figures published this week. According to figures published in GTM Research’s latest report, U.S. Commercial Solar Landscape 2016-2020, the US commercial solar market is much more fragmented than its … [continued]
The Indian subsidiary of the troubled renewable energy developer SunEdison has received investment offers from other Indian companies. Pashupathy Gopalan, President of SunEdison Asia Pacific, recently told media outlets that SunEdison India has received ‘lots of interest’ from possible investors in India. Companies are looking to acquire a stake in … [continued]
