Feed in Tariff
By Joseph Baker on December 19, 2011
Tags: Arizona Public Service Company, Arizona solar energy, Duke Energy, Feed in Tariff, mergers and acquisitions, Mizuho Corporate Bank, Ontario Power Authority (OPA), Ontario Solar, power purchase agreement, Recurrent Energy
Solar developer Reccurent Energy has secured a $250 million credit facility in what the company is calling one of the largest non-recourse solar financing for a solar photovoltaic (PV) p
By Joseph Baker on January 5, 2011
Tags: europe solar power, Feed in Tariff, iSuppli, Italian Solar Installations, Italy Feed-in Tariff, Italy renewable energy, Italy Solar Power, market analysis, solar installations, solar power
According to market research firm iSuppli, Italy has set itself up to be a European solar hotbed in 2011.
By Joseph Baker on November 29, 2010
Tags: British feed-in tariffs, Feed in Tariff, Ownergy, Rockspring Property Investment Managers LLP, solar panel, solar park, uk renewable energy, Westcott airfield
Rockspring Property Investment Managers LLP has announced plans to construct a solar park on a disused World War II airfield in Buckinghamshire, England.
By Joseph Baker on October 21, 2010
Tags: Feed in Tariff, FIT, George Osborne, Renewable Energy Association, Renewable Heat Incentive, uk clean energy, UK Spending Review, Finance
United Kingdom Chancellor George Osborne's Spending Review, the largest budget cut in the UK since World War II, did not leave funding and support for clean energy unscathed, but it did not destroy it either.
