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Ørsted Puts Taiwan’s 900 MW Offshore Wind Project on Hold

The deadline for signing the 2018 PPA was extended to 2 January 2019 and Taiwan’s Bureau of Energy failed to do so by the deadline. Due to a delay by the Taiwan’s Bureau of Energy in issuing an establishment permit and signing the power purchase agreement (PPA), Ørsted has decided to pause and revisit project […]

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Ørsted Commissions 20 MW Battery in UK

The 20 megawatt (MW) battery, located in Liverpool, consists of three battery containers, as well as the associated power conversion system. Ørsted, Denmark’s biggest energy company has commissioned its first large-scale battery energy storage project of 20MW capacity. This project supports the 90MW wind farm’s production scheduling as well as providing some grid services. The […]

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Sembcorp Signs Deal with Cache Logistics for 7.9 MW Rooftop Plant

When fully installed in mid-2019, the system is expected to produce over 9,400 megawatt hours of power annually. Sembcorp Industries and Cache Logistics Trust have announced the signing of a solar power agreement for the installation and operation of rooftop solar farms at three logistics warehouses in Singapore owned by Cache. Sembcorp will install, own […]

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Leclanché to Complete 100 MW of Storage Projects

Leclanché’s Lithium Titanate Cells (LTO)-based Battery Energy Storage System was selected to power this landmark project. Leclanché SA, one of the world’s leading energy storage solutions companies, was expected to complete more than 100 MWh of stationary storage projects around the world. Anil Srivastava, CEO of Leclanché announced during the 2018 Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) […]

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New Report from Navigant Research Sheds Light on Microgrid Projects

Since 2Q 2018, Navigant Research has identified more than 240 additional microgrid projects, representing over 1,239 MW. A new report from Navigant Research presents data on known grid-tied and remote microgrid projects in the planned, developing, and deployed stages across six geographies and seven microgrid segments. Since 2Q 2018,a Navigant Research has identified more than […]

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JinkoSolar to Supply 60 MW of Solar Modules in Cambodia

The solar farm will use more than 200,000 solar modules from JinkoSolar, and will add significantly to Cambodia’s fast-growing renewable capacity. JinkoSolar announced that it is working with SchneiTec Group, a Cambodian real estate developer to build a 60 MW solar farm in Kampong Speu province, Cambodia. The solar farm will use more than 200,000 […]

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Harvest Becomes first Provider of Solar Energy to a Utility in Michigan

The power generated by these systems will be sold to Cassopolis, Michigan – based energy provider Midwest Energy & Communications. Michigan – based solar energy provider, Harvest Energy Solutions has become the first provider of solar energy to a utility in Lenawee County, Michigan via three large scale solar array projects in the region. The […]

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JinkoSolar and Schneider Electric Donate 55 KW Solar Plant in Egypt

Prior to completion of the project, the only electricity source of the village was three 30 kW diesel generators supplying the village with electricity. JinkoSolar announced its partnership with Schneider Electric to donate a 55 KW off-grid solar project in Abu Redis, South Sinai, Egypt. The remote village called ABU GHURAQD is located about 30 […]

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Vestas Bagged 12 GW of order Worldwide in 2018

The 2018 order intake is based on announced orders in all four quarters of 2018 as well as unannounced orders in the first three quarters. With the signing of a 32 MW contract for the extension of the Ulassai wind park in Italy Vestas’ global order intake in 2018 has reached 12,014 MW, clearly passing […]

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