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Morocco kicks off construction of 160 MW solar thermal project

Morocco kicks off construction of 160 MW solar thermal project

Morocco has officially commenced the construction of a 160-megawatt concentrated...

Europe’s leading role in solar P.V. industry about to end - report

Europe’s leading role in solar P.V. industry about to end - report

Europe has been at the forefront of the solar photovoltaic industry for decades ...

Offshore wind to skyrocket to $170 billion by 2020

Offshore wind to skyrocket to $170 billion by 2020

The offshore wind market is posed for sweeping growth in the coming years, with ...

G.E. sees soaring orders for the U.S. wind market

G.E. sees soaring orders for the U.S. wind market

The extension of tax credits for wind energy passed by the American government a...

M.E.N.A. countries get $660 million for revised regional C.S.P. plan

M.E.N.A. countries get $660 million for revised regional C.S.P. plan

Countries from the Middle East and North Africa are getting $660 million to proc...

Kazakhstan to get its first wind power plant

Kazakhstan to get its first wind power plant

Kazakhstan will be getting its first ever wind power plant. To be located in the...

China gets $385 million to get rid of HCFCs by 2030

China gets $385 million to get rid of HCFCs by 2030

China is getting up to $385 million in funding to get rid of its ozone depleting...

Business

E.U.’s emissions decline, surplus of allowances grows

E.U.’s emissions decline, surplus of allowances grows

Friday, 17 May 2013

Emissions from stationary installations – such as power plants and manufacturing facilities – participating in the European Union’s Emissions Trading ...

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Technology

Politics

Living Green

Noise pollution: Something to shout about

Noise pollution: Something to shout about

Friday, 17 May 2013

As the citizens of Great Britain have grown increasingly aware of their environmental and social responsibilities, so too have businesses been encoura...

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Renewables

Australian scientists print out world’s largest organic solar cells

Australian scientists print out world’s largest organic solar cells

Friday, 17 May 2013

An organic solar cell the size of a large sheet of paper has been successfully “printed out” in Australia. Ten times the size of previous organic sola...

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Low-Carbon

Hong Kong launches its first electric taxi fleet

Hong Kong launches its first electric taxi fleet

Friday, 17 May 2013

The first all-electric taxi fleet in Hong Kong has been officially launched following a ceremony held at the Hong Kong Science Park on May 16. China’s...

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Opinion

Green credentials of super power stations

Green credentials of super power stations

Wednesday, 08 May 2013

Virtually every developed country is now at a crossroads when it comes to energy production and consumption. The ever growing demands of modern societ...

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Chinese solar firm to develop up to 500 MW of PV projects in Yancheng


LDK Solar plans to take advantage of wind and solar energy as complementary power sources in China. STOCKXPERT

China’s LDK Solar Co., Ltd., a leading manufacturer of multicrystalline solar wafers, has partnered with the city of Yancheng in Jiangsu province for the development of up to 500 megawatts (MW) of photovoltaic (PV) solar power projects.

Under the agreement, LDK Solar will develop several PV power projects which will include ground-mounted power stations and roof and building integration systems totalling up to 500 MW over the next five years.

The company will also conduct a feasibility study on the financing, design and specific location of each of the projects and seek final approval from relevant state departments before starting work on them.

Rich in natural resources, Yancheng possesses the largest coastal area in Jiangsu in China’s eastern coast. It is also currently one of the most important wind power bases in China.

With the proposed large ground-power stations, LDK Solar plans to take advantage of wind and solar energy as complementary power sources, which will also increase the development of solar resources in Yancheng.


-   Natassia Y. Laforteza



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