Axpo Italia Signs Up For Solar From 84 MW
Canadian Solar Claims ‘Largest’ Solar Developer Tag For Italy With Axpo Italia Deal
Canada headquartered solar power company Canadian Solar Inc says it has become the ‘largest’ solar developer in Italy based on contracted volume after it secured Axpo Italia as a customer for 70% of energy produced by 84 MW capacity.
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Naturstrom Completes Its Maiden Solar & Storage Project In Germany & More From Sharp, Ignitis, Axpo, Capital Energy
Sharp and Energia Future partner for solar in Lithuania; Naturstrom completes 7.5 MW solar and storage park, in Germany; Ignitis terminates contract with Sun Investment for 170 MW solar in Poland; Axpo enters 10-year PPA with Obton for 11 MW PV in Ge.
Axpo Aims For 10 GW Solar By 2030
Swiss Utility To Expand Solar Portfolio About 20 Times Its Size By 2030 Mostly Abroad
Switzerland based electricity utility Axpo plans to grow its solar power portfolio, about 20 times its size today, to 10 GW by 2030, with an initial 4 GW to be developed in the markets of Spain, Italy and Poland.
Axpo To Offtake 300 MW Solar In Poland
R.Power Secures One Among Largest Solar PPAs In Poland, With Axpo Polska
Switzerland’s Axpo Group through its Polish subsidiary Axpo Polska has entered ‘one of the largest’ solar power purchase agreements (PPA) in the Polish energy market, for close to 300 MW capacity with local solar PV project developer R.Power.
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Crowdfunding For Enen’s 101 MW Solar Capacity In Germany… & More
Crowdfunding for 101 MW solar in Germany: German solar PV project developer Enen Endless Energy GmbH has launched a crowdfunding round to advance the project development of a total 101 MW PV capacity which it plans to set up as 3 ground mounted facilities.
Axpo Signs PPA For German Solar PV Plant
German Subsidiary Of Switzerland’s Axpo Signs ‘One Of The Very First PPAs In German Solar Market’ With 5-Year Validity For 1.5 MW Subsidy-Free Solar Park
Switzerland based energy utility Axpo has signed what it refers to as one of the very first power purchase agreements (PPAs) in the German solar market for a project that won’t require state subsidies.
