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Solar

Solar and Saudi Arabia: Riyadh bows to the inevitable

Solar and Saudi Arabia: Riyadh bows to the inevitable

COMMENT: Last week deputy crown prince Salman announced the formation of a post-oil $2 trillion fund, accelerating a major Middle East energy transition

Indian minister mocks the West’s Africa energy initiatives

NEWS: Piyush Goyal says citizens in poorer countries deserve more than just a light bulb, urging richer countries to deliver power for TVs and fans

No, the WTO did not just kill India's solar industry

No, the WTO did not just kill India’s solar industry

ANALYSIS: Green group outrage at trade ruling is a wild exaggeration and ignores the real failures of India’s clean energy plans

Weekly wrap: Solar tipped for 20% global energy share by 2027

Weekly wrap: Solar tipped for 20% global energy share by 2027

Researchers eye sunny future, Vietnam to ditch coal, France plans climate diplomacy blitz, UK panned for weak green policies

Solar panel costs set to fall 10% a year

Solar panel costs set to fall 10% a year

NEWS: Power from the sun could supply 20% of energy worldwide by 2027 on current technology trends, say UK researchers

China economic downturn could hit 2030 clean energy target

China economic downturn could hit 2030 clean energy target

NEWS: Investors call on government to support renewables sector, which faces cash crisis as stock market woes intensify

US Navy invests in world's largest solar farm

US Navy invests in world’s largest solar farm

NEWS: Mesquite 210MW project soon to be overtaken by Indian and Chinese mega-arrays, as cheap solar panels compete with coal

Chinese solar panel makers suffer amid stock market turmoil

Chinese solar panel makers suffer amid stock market turmoil

NEWS: Solar manufacturing giants are struggling on slim profit margins, hefty debts and excess production capacity

Why South Australia is eyeing a renewable future

Why South Australia is eyeing a renewable future

INTERVIEW: Jay Weatherill, state premier, tells RTCC how regions can out-green their national governments

Sunny outlook for solar overshadowed by coal - Bloomberg

Sunny outlook for solar overshadowed by coal – Bloomberg

NEWS: Emissions from coal threaten dangerous levels of global warming despite surge in renewable investment, analysts warn

Balcombe plans new solar farm post fracking battle

Balcombe plans new solar farm post fracking battle

NEWS: Two years after it fought off shale oil developers Cuadrilla, villagers in Balcombe are close to realising their clean energy dream

To infinity and beyond: Apollo project to boost green energy growth

To infinity and beyond: Apollo project to boost green energy growth

THE GUARDIAN: UK’s chief climate diplomat calls for £15bn a year R&D spending on clean energy to make it cheaper than coal power globally

China renewables investment rose 31% in 2014

NEWS: Solar, wind and hydro finance flows remain strong despite economic downturn, says new spending analysis by US government

Saudi Arabia solar power exports ‘absolutely realistic’

NEWS: Desert state has abundance of sunshine and could produce more than it consumes, says power company boss

Pakistan opens 100MW solar plant, govt plans clean energy drive

Pakistan opens 100MW solar plant, govt plans clean energy drive

NEWS: Growing economic links with China are helping Pakistan tap into its enormous solar energy potential

That weekend I built a solar power plant

That weekend I built a solar power plant

BLOG: Generating your own supply of electricity is straightforward and cheap – so easy that RTCC editor Ed King had a go

Brazil eyes solar as drought squeezes hydropower resources

NEWS: Drought-hit Brazil is turning to the solar energy source once dubbed a fantasy by the country’s president

Solar eclipse to test Europe's power grid

Solar eclipse to test Europe’s power grid

NEWS: Up to 35GW of solar power could drop off the European network on Friday 20 March as the moon partially obscures the sun

Solar Express: Can India's rail network hit its clean energy target?

Solar Express: Can India’s rail network hit its clean energy target?

COMMENT: Cheap, clean and easy to install, a solar push by India’s railways offers huge potential if deployed effectively

Green energy investor returns rise as carbon bubble looms

NEWS: Falling costs of renewables, green bonds growth and prospect of UN climate deal driving confidence in clean energy sector

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