Solar Media Staff

NextEnergy Capital acquired a 17.4MWp project in Portugal, marking its continued international expansion.

UK-based temporary power company Aggreko has launched a new rental scheme for solar PV and battery storage systems.

The new 40GW offshore wind power target, the need for greater flexibility and the conspicuous lack of detail on the role of storage and solar going forwards come up as key topics of conversation in the new episode of Solar Media’s Podcast.

Solar Power Portal spoke to Jon Cowdrill, head of residential solar at Joju Solar about the strong demand for residential solar installations despite the impact of COVID-19.

Connected Energy is to install a second life battery energy storage system in Suffolk, its second in the county.

Solar installer The Phoenix Works has stated it is to continue trading despite Tonik Energy going bust.

Solar Power Portal sat down with Bluefield Development managing director Jonathan Selwyn to discuss his first priorities at the company, the routes to market open to solar and the impact of COVID-19.

The 33 Cambridge Colleges are to be powered entirely by solar farms in a new three-year agreement.

Suppliers have reported growth in the uptake of their Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) tariffs despite challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

A 3.4MW solar system has been installed at Amazon’s fulfilment centre in Tilbury in its latest move towards a 2040 net zero.