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At the end of each week, pv magazine summarizes in Spanish important news that has occurred in the last 7 days and published on the groups different portals.
Ireland remains firm on its target of 8GW of solar energy by 2030
The Irish Government says it hopes to meet the ambitious target of installing 8GW of solar energy by the end of the decade. To do this, it will resort to existing measures, such as the Renewable Electricity Support Plan (RESS) and aid for microgeneration, as well as a new, smaller Small Scale Renewable Electricity Support Plan (SRESS), which will be launched in 2024.
Developers Seize Mozambiques Solar Opportunities Despite Instability
Mozambican government troops have been fighting an insurgency since 2017. While this national security issue could deter development and foreign investment, the presence of independent energy producers currently working in The region shows that some companies do not consider it a risk, according to the director of the African Solar Industry Association (AFSIA).
Solar energy could be crowned “king” of the Latvian energy market
Latvia recorded 54 MW of installed solar power at the end of last year, according to statistics from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA). A “miserable” figure compared to that of its Baltic brothers, as explained by an energy expert to pv magazine . But if Latvia finds the right opportunities, solar energy could become one of its stars.
Cyprus bets on residential solar energy, awaiting competition
Cyprus has announced a new plan to increase the deployment of residential solar energy and help some 6,000 households reduce their electricity bills. Continued delays in opening up the national retail electricity market to competition are costing households millions.
Indias residential rooftop solar potential estimated at 637 GW
According to a new CEEW report, Indias residential rooftops could accommodate 637 GW of solar capacity. With just a third of this potential the entire electricity demand of the Indian residential sector could be covered.
Sri Lanka launches 70 MW ground-mounted solar auction
The Sri Lankan government-owned Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) is inviting applications for the development of 1 MW to 5 MW ground-mounted solar projects, for a total of 70 MW, with power purchase agreements (PPA) of 20 years.
The first hydrogen truck reaches the Australian commercial market
The Australian company Pure Hydrogen has announced that its first hydrogen fuel cell traction vehicle, the “Taurus”, is now on sale.
In Germany, 13 GW of photovoltaic expansion is expected in 2023.
An official current situation report also analyzes the challenges for the electricity grid of the future. Furthermore, suitable framework conditions are required for photovoltaic production in Germany.
A French cycle tourism association develops an electric bicycle trailer that runs on solar energy
In Toulon, the Souriez vous pédalez (Smile while you pedal) association has developed a prototype of a logistics trailer powered (220V, 12V, 5V) by photovoltaic solar energy. The solution, which incorporates a lithium phosphate battery, is being used as part of a photo kiosk for cyclists and cycle tourists, and to raise public awareness about the benefits and uses of renewable energy.
A renewable energy community emerges in the Italian port of Naples
Thanks to a collaboration between the public and private sectors: Tirreno Power, the Municipality of Naples, the Federico II University and Officine San Carlo, a photovoltaic system will be installed in the Vigliena neighborhood to satisfy the energy needs of institutions. |
