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voda 18 juni 2019 15:47

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Engro Energy To Invest USD 144.4 Million In 200mw Solar Power In Pakistan

Engro Energy Limited has approached National Electric Power Regulatory Authority seeking generation license for a cumulative 200MW solar power plants to be setup in Kuchlak Balochistan with an investment of USD 144.4 million. The wholly owned subsidiary of Engro Corporation plans to develop four solar power plants of 50MW each, namely Kuchlak-I, Kuchlak-II, Kuchlak-III and Kuchlak-IV in Baluchistan, which are expected to achieve commercial operation date by June 2020.

Engro Energy does not intend to award engineering, procurement, construction contracts for either whole or part of the project and would implement the project in self-EPC mode through direct supervision and management of multiple consultants, suppliers and contractors, an official said.

The project financing would be based on a debt to equity ratio of 80:20. Under the base case financial projections, debt was assumed to be 100 percent locally financed using concessionary financing scheme of State Bank of Pakistan for renewable with servicing tenor of 10 years.

According to a report issued by NEPRA, Pakistan was facing chronic electricity shortages due to demand growth, high system losses, seasonal reductions in the availability of hydropower, and circular debt etc. Rotating power outages were common and many villages were not yet electrified. The power sector of Pakistan was a mix of thermal, hydro, nuclear and renewable energy power plants.

Originally the ratio of hydropower to thermal installed generation capacity, in the country was about 67% to 33% (1985), but with the passage of time, due to different reasons more of thermal generation was added thereby reducing the share of hydropower generation.

At present, ratio of hydropower to thermal installed generation capacity was about 30% to 65%.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 18 juni 2019 15:48

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Jolywood Inks Agreement to Provide N-Type High-Efficiency Bifacial Modules for Expo 2020 Dubai

On June 6 at SECE 2019 Jolywood, a leading Chinese manufacturer of N-type bifacial solar cells and modules, and Shanghai Electric signed a landmark cooperation deal to construct a 320MW capacity power station to deliver clean and renewable energy to Dubai Expo in 2020. Mr Weijian Lin, Chairman of Jolywood Group said that "Jolywood is striving to revolutionise the photovoltaic industry with the global supply of N-type bifacial technology. Through joint efforts, we aim to take the development of renewable energy to another level by setting a new benchmark for the industry. Looking forward, Jolywood will continue to bring renewable energy to the world as part of China's Belt and Road initiative."

Among those who attended the ceremony was Xiaobin Cao, Deputy General Manager of Shanghai Electric Power Generation Engineering Company, who noted that the contribution Jolywood brings to the project will be significant, praising that high-quality of Jolywood's bifacial modules. He said that "Its unique N-type high-efficiency technology equips the modules with lower degradation and better temperature coefficient making them suitable for use in the Middle East while providing a more stable, clean and sustainable electric power.”

Mr Jolywood is due to complete its delivery of the modules in two stages scheduled for the second half of 2020 and the beginning of 2022, respectively. As the largest overseas N-type bifacial power plant project for Jolywood, it marks a significant milestone for the manufacturer and builds on the past success of last year's SPIC's 100MW Sihong TopRunner project.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 19 juni 2019 16:14

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Hindustan Zinc To Launch Floating Solar Plant Soon In Rajasthan

Business Line reported that Vedanta first pilot floating solar plant will be completed in the next two to three months. In an investor brief, the company said it is focussing on renewable energy and its group firm Hindustan Zinc plans its “first pilot floating solar to be completed in next 2-3 months“.

Vikram Solar, module manufacturer and rooftop solar and EPC solutions provider, had earlier in the year announced that it bagged the project order for a 1-MW floating solar plant for Hindustan Zinc Ltd, a Vedanta Group firm. The plant will be located at Ghosunda Dam, near Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.

The solar plant is expected to have an energy yield of 1,993 MWh a year and will be able to power 1,400 houses a year.

Source : Business Line

voda 19 juni 2019 16:59

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Dubai start tender voor drijvend zonnepark in Perzische Golf

Met de RFP vraagt Dewa de consultants om zowel de drijvende zonneparken te onderzoeken als te ontwikkelen en te realiseren.

Clean Energy Strategy
?Het nieuwe initiatief ondersteunt de doelstellingen van de Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050 (DCES 2050) om de energiemix in Dubai te diversifiëren en het emiraat tot een wereldwijd knooppunt voor schone energie en groene economie te maken. Dubai wil in 2050 75 procent van zijn energie duurzaam opwekken.

Met haar uitvraag wil Dewa een consultancybedrijf inschakelen dat een haalbaarheidsstudie uitvoert, de technische vereisten voor een drijvend pv-systeem en een milieueffectrapportage opstelt. Zo moet het zonnepark bijdragen aan het doel om in 2050 over 42.000 megawatt(piek) aan hernieuwbare-energiesystemen te beschikken.

Door Els Stultiens

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voda 19 juni 2019 17:00

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PVO International introduceert nieuwste generatie zonnepanelen van GCL

PVO International introduceert in Nederland de nieuwste generatie zonnepanelen van de Chinese pv-fabrikant GCL. Het gaat om Cast Mono-zonnepanelen die 2 zonneceltechnieken combineren.

GCL is van origine gespecialiseerd in zonnepanelen op basis van polykristallijne siliciumzonnecellen. Het bedrijf combineert nu die polykristallijne met monokristallijne zonneceltechnologie, waarmee het als eerste bedrijf een tegenhanger van de monokristallijne perc-zonnepanelen heeft ontwikkeld.

PVO International hierover: ‘De nieuwe generatie zonnepanelen van GCL is voortgekomen uit de vraag of het mogelijk is om een zonnepaneel aan te bieden met een hoge efficiëntie zoals monokristallijne zonnepanelen, maar met een lage prijs van polykristallijne zonnepanelen. Met de Cast Mono-zonnepanelen kan GCL deze vraag beantwoorden met een ja.’

De zonnepanelen zijn voor 99 procent monokristallijn en voor 1 procent polykristallijn. Dankzij de quasi-monostructuur en 2 procent grotere cellen leveren de zonnepanelen dezelfde efficiëntie op. De opbrengst varieert op dit moment tussen 325 en 335 wattpiek. De gehele productlijn van de Cast Mono-zonnepanelen wordt door GCL geproduceerd in de nieuwe fabriek in Zhenjiang.

Door Marco de Jonge Baas

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voda 20 juni 2019 16:35

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China CMC To Build CEE’s Largest Solar Plant In Hungary

Emerging Europe reported that China National Machinery Import and Export is building central Europe’s largest solar plant in Hungary, worth EUR 100 million. The project will support the country’s climate policy targets, including making Hungary a country that can produce energy in a carbon neutral way by 2050. CMC is planning to establish a regional centre in Hungary, from which it will manage the preparations for further development in 16 Central and Eastern European countries. The 100-megawatt solar power plant will be built in Kaposvár and will be able to satisfy the electricity demand of a city with 50,000 inhabitants.

Mr László Palkovics, Hungary’s innovation and technology minister said that “The solar park will contribute to developing a well-balanced and sustainable energy mix in Hungary and guaranteeing the country’s energy security.” He added that “Hungary is sometimes classified as a climate change-sceptical country, but if we look at the Hungarian people and at the performance of the Hungarian economy in terms of sustainability, we have no reason to be ashamed: Hungary has reduced its carbon dioxide emissions by 32% since 1990, achieving the 40 per cent reduction target for 2030.”

Source : Emerging Europe

voda 20 juni 2019 16:37

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Sembcorp to Build Solar Energy System to Power Singapore’s Changi Exhibition Centre

Sembcorp Industries has signed a long-term agreement with Experia Events to install, own and operate rooftop solar panels with a total capacity of 6.3 megawatt peak, atop its flagship facility, Changi Exhibition Centre. Built on a sprawling 30-hectare site, the Changi Exhibition Centre is a multi-dimensional facility that has hosted many key aviation, sporting and lifestyle events in Singapore. The rooftop solar energy system, comprising over 15,000 solar panels, will be built on top of the facility’s 40,000 square metre exhibition hall. It will help to power the onsite operations at CEC and any surplus power generated from this system will be channeled to the grid.

Upon completion and installation of the solar energy system in November 2019, it is expected to produce over 7,840 megawatt hours of power annually. This is enough renewable energy to power more than 1,750 four-room HDB flats for a year.

The solar energy system will also help avoid over 3.2 million kilogrammes of carbon dioxide emissions a year, equivalent to the emissions avoided from taking around 715 cars off the road, or planting over 39,000 trees.

Mr Koh Chiap Khiong, Head of Singapore, Southeast Asia & China (Energy), Sembcorp, said that “We are pleased to be Experia Events’ green energy partner and to add a rooftop solar power system on top of their flagship asset, Changi Exhibition Centre here. More and more companies are wanting to play a part in reducing their carbon footprint and Sembcorp is actively helping to enable their efforts in this, so that together we can contribute towards a more sustainable future for all.”

Mr Leck Chet Lam, Managing Director, Experia Events Pte Ltd said that “With a growing concern for the environment, we readily embraced the idea of an alternative energy source for the running of our business operations; especially for a mega-complex such as the Changi Exhibition Centre. We are glad to contribute to a sustainable future by reducing carbon emissions with the installation of these solar panels. In doing so, we hope that our business associates and customers are assured that they have a green partner in us.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 21 juni 2019 16:38

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Data van talloze Nederlandse klanten op straat door datalek in zonnepanelen

Persoonlijke data van maximaal 1500 Nederlandse gebruikers van AEG Solar-inverters, een onderdeel van zonnepanelen, zijn al maandenlang via internet toegankelijk. Data van klanten staan op een Chinese server met verouderde en slecht beveiligde software. Dat blijkt uit onderzoek van techsite Tweakers. Hierdoor werd het mogelijk om de zonnepanelen van gebruikers uit te schakelen of het voltage aan te passen.

Tweakers/Techredactie 21-06-19, 13:30 Laatste update: 13:39

Veel van de software die INVT gebruikt, was bovendien lange tijd verouderd of onveilig

Het datalek werd ontdekt door een lezer van Tweakers die de redactie tipte. De lezer kwam in november vorig jaar achter het lek en probeerde dat via officiële kanalen te laten dichten, maar dat is na maanden nog niet gebeurd.

Het lek zit in zogenoemde inverters van het Duitse bedrijf AEG Industrial Solar. Die worden gebruikt om stroom van zonnepanelen om te zetten naar netstroom. AEG heeft zijn inverters niet zelf ontwikkeld, maar gebruikt exemplaren van het Chinese bedrijf INVT.

,,Dat doen we omdat de inverters van dit bedrijf nu eenmaal erg goed zijn en weinig verlies kennen bij het omvormen”, zegt een woordvoerder van het bedrijf. ,,Er zijn in Europa vrijwel geen fabrikanten die inverters van deze kwaliteit leveren.” Opvallend is echter dat het bedrijf niet alleen de Chinese hardware gebruikt, maar ook Chinese software. Dat betekent dat gegevens van klanten van AEG Solar op een server in China staan.

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Veel van de software die INVT gebruikt, was bovendien lange tijd verouderd of onveilig. Mede door de slechte beveiliging was het mogelijk gegevens van iedere gebruiker op de server te verkrijgen. Na meldingen van Tweakers zijn daar wel maatregelen tegen genomen.

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Het ging om standaardinformatie zoals de loginnaam en het serienummer of -type van de inverter, maar ook om informatie die klanten zelf kunnen invullen zoals hun naam, e-mailadres, postcode en huisnummer. Zeker die laatste zijn interessant, want sommige installateurs gebruiken die gegevens als wachtwoord om in te loggen op de portal. Naast het aflezen van informatie was het mogelijk om de inverter zelfs te manipuleren. Het was dan mogelijk die helemaal uit te schakelen of het voltage te verhogen of te verlagen.

In totaal zijn op deze manier de gegevens van 19.000 gebruikers te achterhalen. Hoeveel er daarvan uit Nederland komen, is niet met volle zekerheid te zeggen. Maar er staan wel 1542 records in de database met ‘Netherlands’ als land ingesteld. ,,Maar het echte aantal Nederlandse klanten ligt waarschijnlijk zo’n 300 lager. Dat zijn bijvoorbeeld testaccounts of dubbelingen”, zegt AEG. Het is niet bekend hoe lang de data op deze manier openbaar was, maar volgens AEG zijn er geen signalen dat onbevoegden toegang tot de data hebben gehad.

Ook tegen Tweakers bevestigt het bedrijf dat het nog steeds bezig is met een oplossing. Het bedrijf heeft in Duitsland een softwaremaker in de arm genomen om nieuwe software zoals een app te ontwikkelen en om de data over te zetten van de server uit China naar een Europese. Dat moet nog gaan gebeuren, zegt het bedrijf.

In de tussentijd zijn er wel maatregelen genomen om de beveiliging van de server te verbeteren. De portal om in te loggen is tijdelijk offline gehaald.

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Osho 22 juni 2019 20:56

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Bifacial beats Trump’s tariffs
Federal trade authorities have ruled that bifacial solar modules are no longer subject to the Section 201 ruling, which currently apply a 25% tariff to most solar modules imported to the United States.

Bifacial solar modules have been excluded from Section 201 tariffs as per a ruling by the office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) meaning bifacial products will no longer pay a fee of 25% on top of the cost at the point of import into the U.S.

voda 24 juni 2019 17:15

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Adani Green Energy Arm Bags 600 MW Solar Wind Hybrid Projects

Adani Green Energy said its arm Adani Renewable Energy Park (Gujarat) has bagged 600 MW wind-solar hybrid projects in an auction conducted by state-run Solar Energy Corporation of India. The company has received Letters of Award from SECI for the 600 MW projects. The fixed power purchase agreement tariff is Rs 2.69/kWh for a period of 25 years, it added.

The projects are expected to be commissioned by Q4 of FY2021. With this, AGEL's portfolio of renewable generation capacity in India stands at 5.16 GW with 2.02 GW operational projects and balance 3.14 GW in development stage.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 24 juni 2019 17:19

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NLC India Commissions 100 MW Solar PV Power Plant

NLC India Limited received a confirmation from TANGEDCO for the 100 MW Solar PV power plant, out of 709 MW solar power projects awarded by TANGEDCO. The company has successfully commissioned the plant and the commercial operation has been declared with effect from May 29, 2019. The 100 MW solar PV power plant commissioned by NLC India Limited is located in Kamuthi & K. Nedunkulam village in Ramanathapuram District, Tamil Nadu.

NLC India Limited was incorporated in 1956 is wholly-owned by the Government of India. This company is in fossil fuel mining sector and thermal power generation. It annually produces about 30 million tonnes of lignite from opencast mines which is used at thermal power stations to produce electricity. NLC India is a Navratna company under the administrative control of Ministry of Coal. The company has a total power generation capacity of 4,731 MW including joint ventures. Of these, 3,240 MW are generated from Lignite and 1,000 MW from Coal, 440 MW from Solar and 51 MW from Wind.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 24 juni 2019 17:22

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Duke Energy Renewables’ Largest Solar Project Now Online In California

Duke Energy Renewables, a subsidiary of Duke Energy announced that its 150 MW North Rosamond solar project in Kern County, Calif., has begun commercial operation. It is the largest solar project in Duke Energy Renewables’ fleet. The 150-MW project, which contains over 477,000 solar panels, is located on approximately 1,188 acres outside of Rosamond, Calif., and will power approximately 71,000 homes. The North Rosamond solar project is Duke Energy Renewables’ sixth solar generation facility in Kern County.

The energy generated from the North Rosamond solar project is being sold to Southern California Edison under a 15-year agreement.

The project, which Duke Energy Renewables acquired from a subsidiary of Clearway Energy Group in April 2019, employed as many as 500 individuals during the peak construction period.

The facility’s design, procurement of PV modules, inverters, balance of plant systems and construction of the project were performed by First Solar Electric California’s engineering, procurement and construction subsidiary under a fixed-price EPC agreement for the project.

Mr Rob Caldwell, president of Duke Energy Renewables said that “North Rosamond is a great addition to our growing solar portfolio. California is a leader in renewable energy, and we’re pleased to support the state’s efforts by continuing to provide cost-efficient renewable energy to meet residents’ needs.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 24 juni 2019 18:09

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EDP Renewables Agreement to Bring a Combined 130 MW Of Solar And Storage To California

EDP Renewables SA through its fully owned subsidiary EDP Renewables North America LLC and East Bay Community Energy have reached an agreement on a 20-year power purchase agreement totaling 100 megawatts of solar and 30 MW of storage that will bring the Sonrisa Solar Park to California’s Fresno County. The Sonrisa Solar Park is expected to be operational in 2022 and will bring economic benefits to the region and to the state of California in the form of jobs, landowner and tax payments, and money spent in local communities. The Sonrisa Solar Park, which will be comprised of both solar and storage technologies, is EDP Renewables’ first multi-technology project in North America.

Mr Miguel Prado, EDP Renewables North America CEO said that “EDP Renewables is pleased to partner with EBEC to ultimately bring its first renewable energy project coupled with storage online in North America. Solar and wind energy projects that include a storage component are the way of the future in the clean energy sector, and EDPR looks forward to developing additional multi-technology projects to increase efficiency and provide greater balance in energy supply.”

EBCE initiated service in June 2018 and is one of 19 community choice aggregation programs operating in California. EBCE is committed to increasing clean power within its local communities.

Mr Howard Chang, EBCE COO said that "EBCE is excited to partner with EDP Renewables to develop new renewable energy capacity in California. The addition of energy storage to this solar PV project will help pave the way to a more resilient grid and increase the amount of clean power available to our state – both of which are part of the core mission of EBCE.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 25 juni 2019 17:17

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JinkoSolar Supplies 258MW of Mono Solar Modules in Vietnam

JinkoSolar Holding Co Ltd announced it has supplied Trung Nam Group with 258MW of monocrystalline PERC double glass modules which were installed at one of the largest solar-wind hybrid projects in Vietnam. Located in Ninh Thuan Province, Phase 1 of the project was recently completed which combined 258MW of solar power and 90MW of wind-turbine power. Together, this hybrid energy project will generate 1 billion kWh of electricity which covers about 157% of the total electricity demand of Ninh Thuan Province and is transmitting to the national grid through the 220kV Thap Cham transformer substation, located in Thuan Bac district.

Mr Nguyen Tam Tien, CEO of Trung Nam Group said that “Due to increasing population density and competition for available land, space is at a premium and the high humidity requires highly efficient and durable solar panels. The ultra-high performance and reliability of JinkoSolar’s double glass 380-watt panels are perfectly suited for the environment and will help drive growth in Vietnam’s solar industry. JinkoSolar’s modules not only have more power but are also resistant to humidity, which are both very crucial considerations for large-scale solar deployment in Vietnam.”

Mr Kangping Chen, Chief Executive Officer of JinkoSolar, commented that “This massive project is a leading example of how renewable energy is the future of Vietnam’s long-term strategy to meet its energy demands. New technologies driving the development of high efficiency PV products have created huge incentives to develop Vietnam’s renewable energy sector, making this an opportune time to move ahead with a project of this scale and impact in Vietnam. Unlocking clean energy potential means costs for solar power will become very affordable for countries like Vietnam and help drive economic development across the region. JinkoSolar will continue to play a key role in supporting new large-scale, low-emissions solar energy commercial projects in Vietnam.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 25 juni 2019 18:05

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China’s first 100MW molten salt solar plant hits maximum power

China’s first 100MW molten salt solar thermal power plant has successfully hit its maximum power levels. Built by Beijing Shouhang IHW Resources Saving Technology, the three billion yuan (GBP 345 million) project in Dunhuang uses 12,000 mirrors to concentrate sunlight onto a receiver, which is then used to heat the molten salt.

It is capable of generating 390 million kWh of clean power each year, enough to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 350,000 metric tonnes engineers at the facility say it has already reached or exceeded its designed values.

Unlike the intermittency associated with traditional solar energy systems, the molten salt allows energy to be stored and later used to generate power on demand.

Mr Huang Wenbo, Vice-Chairman of the company, said the power plant, which is among China’s first batch of solar thermal power generation demonstration projects, has proven its ability to operate in “the harshest environmental conditions” across all different seasons.

Researchers suggest a new design of rechargeable battery created using salt could boost efficiency and reduce costs.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

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voda 25 juni 2019 18:07

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Sunworks to Construct 751 kW Solar Project for Plumas Mutual Water District

Sunworks, Inc a provider of solar power solutions for agriculture, commercial and industrial, public works and residential markets announced a new 751 kW solar power construction project for Plumas Mutual Water District, a water company located in Yuba City, California that distributes water for farming operations.

Sunworks Chief Executive Officer, Mr Chuck Cargile, said that “Water districts in California are faced with many challenges, including water shortages, drought and resiliency challenges. Solar can help address these issues in a cost effective way while also helping to ensure crop production and yield are maximized.”

Construction of the new USD 1.3 million, 751kW ground-mount system project is expected to commence later this year with revenues recognized in the fourth quarter and into the first half of 2019.

Mr Joe Danna, Director of Plumas Mutual said that “From our first meeting, it was clear that the Sunworks team had a strong understanding of our challenges and goals. They designed a system that was tailored to our requirements and helped us understand how we can maximize our cost, so we can serve our customers in a more sustainable and resilient way.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 25 juni 2019 18:07

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NTPC Offers Solar Power Project Management Services to ISA Members

The International Solar Alliance has asked companies in member countries to submit proposals to offer solar power project management solutions. The global body issued this invitation after it received a proposal for the same from India’s largest power generation company. NTPC Limited submitted a proposal to the International Solar Alliance to offer services that would help member countries establish solar power projects, including rooftop solar power projects. The ISA proposes to levy a flat 1% charge of the project cost as its fee for capacity building.

ISA has now asked companies similar to NTPC, ie government-owned companies with an operational capacity of at least 250 megawatts of solar, to submit better proposals, if they can.

In its proposal, NTPC stated that it has an installed capacity of more than 55 gigawatts, which includes 900 megawatts of operational wind and solar power projects and claims to the 12th largest power generation company in the world. NTPC further stated its plan to increase its renewable energy portfolio from current 1.8 gigawatts to 30 gigawatts by 2030. Highlighting its international footprint, the company stated that it is working on power plants in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, both members of the ISA.

NTPC proposes to act as a Project Management Consultant to offer services to ‘shape enabling policies and framework, commercial agreements like model power purchase agreements, payment security mechanism, and modern project management practices for successful and sustainable implementation of the solar power programme’.

Upon endorsement, NTPC plans to approach Ambassadors/High Commissioners of the participating countries and offer consultancy services for rooftop solar power projects with at least 100 kilowatts capacity at a single location. NTPC proposes to develop a draft PPA and MoU for the implementation of the projects under a RESCO model.

As PMC, NTPC will provide services like preparation of pre-feasibility reports, pre-tendering, preparation of tender documents, running bidding process and selection of developers, oversee implementation of the project, and final testing at the time of commissioning.

NTPC proposes to charge between 6% and 10% of the project cost based on the project size. The company further proposed between 1% and 1.5% of the project cost as administrative fees to the ISA. However, the ISA clarified that it shall charge only 1% irrespective of the project size.

The proposal by NTPC, India’s largest power generation company and among the largest public sector companies, is another attempt by the Indian government to expand its solar diplomacy. The Solar Energy Corporation of India was reported to have been planning to enter Asian and African countries to offer then assistance in development of solar power policies and programs, implement capacity building measures, and introduce best practices.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 26 juni 2019 21:59

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GS E&C To Build Solar Power Plants In Ukraine

GS Engineering & Construction will enter the solar power generation market of Ukraine as an independent power producer, becoming the first Korean company to build solar power plants in the Eastern European country. GS E&C announced on June 19 that it will start a project to develop 24 MW photovoltaic power plants in Zakaparpattia, western Ukraine.

Earlier, GS E&C sign a contract with Helios Strategia, a solar energy company in Ukraine, on June 14 (local time) to promote the Zakaparpattia Solar Power Project in the engineering, procurement and construction method.

The total project cost is USD 24 million. GS E&C will finance 30% of the cost with the remaining 70% to be covered with loans from local banks.

The project will build two solar power plants (12.6 MW and 11.5 MW) on a 45-hectare site near Mukachevo, Zakaparpattia near the border with Hungary in western Ukraine. A commercial operation of the power plants will start in April 2020.

Source : Business Korea

voda 26 juni 2019 22:00

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Sunseap Secures Green Loan From UOB To Generate Solar Power

Sunseap, a leading Southeast Asian renewable energy firm, has secured a USD 43 million green loan from United Overseas Bank Limited (UOB) to increase the use of solar power in Singapore. The green loan will be used to fund the installation of a series of solar photovoltaic systems on the rooftops of 210 sites, ranging from commercial and industrial to government premises. Combined, the sites have a total solar capacity of 37 megawatt-peak, providing enough energy to power more than 9,600 four-room HDB flats for one year. The solar power generated will also help reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 17,000 tonnes per year.

One of the companies with which Sunseap has worked to install solar PV systems is Sakae Holdings, another UOB client. The 270 kilowatt-peak solar energy system at Sakae’s headquarters in Tai Seng has 1,400 solar panels and is able to generate up to one-third of the building’s energy needs.

The green loan has been issued in accordance with the Sunseap Green Finance Framework, which was established in 2018. Under its framework, Sunseap will tap various financing instruments to fund its projects and businesses with environmental benefits, specifically in the areas of renewable energy, energy efficiency and green roof systems. The loan is also in line with the Green Loan Principles issued in 2018 by the Loan Market Association and the Asia Pacific Loan Market Association.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 27 juni 2019 11:44

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Lightyear Build First Long-Range Solar Electric Car

Aiming to be the most sustainable vehicle on the market, the lightyear one is the world’s first long-range solar car. its sleek, elongated shape aims to ‘get the most out of every ray of sunshine’, with the hood and roof comprising five square meters of integrated solar cells covered in safety glass. by charging from the sun, the car offers an exceptional battery range of 725 km. Founded only in 2016, lightyear and their designers set out by following not convention but only the laws of physics. fast forward over two full years and the brand has revealed the first prototype, with over 100 vehicles already sold and set to go into production in 2021.

The car is constructed in an aerodynamic design made from high-technology materials to achieve a low weight and ulra-efficiency. this helps deliver its long battery range of 725 km. although ‘one’ is not reliant on a charging infrastructure as it is energized by solar power, the car can be charged at stations or regular outlets if required or encase of emergencies.

Mr Lex hoefsloot, CEO and co-founder of Lightyear said that ‘this moment represents a new era of driving. Two years of dreaming, thinking and working hard have led to this milestone, which is a giant leap towards achieving our mission of making clean mobility available to everyone."

Source : Strategic Research Institute

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