The most powerful floating solar PV plant in Europe was inaugurated in southern France on Friday (18 October), marking another milestone in the development of solar energy.
Due to rising concerns surrounding air pollution-related deaths, China is trying to invest more heavily in renewable energy projects.
Ukraine hopes it can transform how the world sees Chernobyl by making a bad situation good again.
The $650 million, 150 megawatt solar plant has received state development approval and construction on the project will begin in 2018.
When complete, the plant will generate 150 million kilowatt-hours of electricity a year, or the equivalent of about 53,000 tons of coal.
12.9-megawatt solar facility will bring free and clean electricity to over 80,000 camp residents.
A South Korean solar developer revealed last week plans to build the world’s largest rotating solar park at a reservoir in the country.
Thirty years after the world’s worst nuclear disaster, Chernobyl is about to become a solar farm.
The Russian solar group has been granted to right to build six solar power plants, each with a 15 MW capacity, in Russia's southern Astrakhan Region, according to a statement from the regional government.
It is hoped that this solar plant will eventually produce so much electricity that the nation will not only be able to meet its own energy needs, but also export the excess to Europe. The first section of the plant was turned on this afternoon by Morocco’s King Mohammed VI, and is expected to start churning out 160 megawatts.
In Thailand, ADB is lending up to $70 million to support the development of the world's largest solar photovoltaic energy plants in Asia. Once operational, it will generate enough electricity for 50,000 households.
Hong Kong is producing energy a little greener today. The largest solar energy plant was recently opened on the island, as part of an effort to cut pollution.
The Düsseldorf International Airport is about to flip the switch on one of the largest solar arrays in Germany.
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