Partnership For Self-Consumption Solar Financing In Portugal
Galp Solar & BPI Announce Financing Partnership For Portuguese Businesses To Turn Prosumers With Solar PV Panels
Galp Solar, the solar business arm of Portuguese oil and gas extracting firm Galp, and Banco Português de Investimento (BPI) will offer solar financing and installation solutions for the latter’s corporate clientele in a bid to encourage them to adopt the self-consumption model.
Europe PV News Snippets
Solar Power For Moldova’s Purcari Wineries & More From Iberdrola, NextEnergy, X-Elio
Château Purcari production site of Purcari Wineries gets rooftop solar ; Iberdrola to acquire 96 MW wind and solar in Poland ; NextEnergy signs contracts for 86 MW PV capacity it won in UK’s CfD Allocation Round 4; X-Elio provides details of its 15 MW solar in Japan auction win.
Repsol Announces Spanish Solar JV
Self-Consumption Spanish Solar Joint Venture Of Repsol & Telefonica España
Spanish petrochemicals company Repsol has entered into a joint venture (JV) with telecommunications firm Telefonica España to establish solar projects for self-consumption, targeting single family homes, residential communities and companies—both .
Spain’s Self-Consumption Solar Now 2.5 GW
APPA Says Spain Installed 1.15 GW Self-Consumption PV Capacity In 2021 With At Least 10X Growth Potential By 2030
Spain had a milestone to report for its self-consumption solar system capacity for the year 2021 when the annual capacity for this segment exceeded the GW level for the 1st time with 1.151 GW, according to the Spanish Association of Renewable Energy Companies (APPA).
‘Largest’ Spanish Solar Project For Captive Consumption
Spanish Polyester Industrial Yarn Producer Brilen Announces ‘Largest’ Self-Consumption Solar PV Plant In Spain With 15.37 MW Capacity
In the latest example of businesses warming up to solar PV technology for the economic and environmental gains it promises, Spanish polyester industrial yarn producer Brilen is to get a solar power system calling it the largest self-consumption PV plant in Spain.
Montenegro Eases Self Power Generation Rules
Montenegro Government Approves Amendments To Law On Energy Easing Process For Citizens To Install Solar Panels, Generate & Sell Excess Power To Grid
A public debate launched in March 2020 to simplify the process of citizens becoming prosumers through solar power generation helped Montenegro to finally amend the Law on Energy and approve it for implementation.
Spain Approves Self-Consumption Of Power Decree
Spain’s Council Of Ministers Officially Sanction Royal Decree-Law 15/2018 Paving Way For Self-Consumption Of Power; UNEF Sees 400 MW Annual Installations In This Category Under New Regime
After abolishing its ‘punishing’ sun tax, which kept demand for distributed solar close to nil, Spain is now encouraging the decentralization of power with its self-consumption model approved by the country’s Council of Ministers.
Spain Seeks Consultation On RDL 15/2018
Spain’s Ministry Of Ecological Transition Accepting Consultation On Proposals For Royal Decree On Self-Consumption Of Electricity Till February 8,2019
Having done away with the sun tax on distributed generation and storage systems, Spain is now encouraging its populace to become self-generators and consumers of green power.
European Commission Approves French RE Scheme
European Commission Approves French Renewable Energy Installations Scheme Worth €200 Million ($229 Million) For Self-Consumption; Program Aims For 490 MW Capacity By 2020
The European Commission’s Margrethe Vestager (in the picture) endorsed the French renewable energy state aid scheme worth €200 million ($229 million) by saying that it will stimulate competition between various renewable energy sources and will also increase their share in the country’s total energy mix.
