SolarPower Europe launches ISMI to support global demand for European solar products
SolarPower Europe has launched the International Solar Manufacturing Initiative (ISMI) to generate demand for European-made solar products.
SolarPower Europe has launched the International Solar Manufacturing Initiative (ISMI) to generate demand for European-made solar products.
Europe’s solar buyers are showing increased optimism for the sector, in spite of fluctuations in module prices across technologies.
Ellomay Capital has closed financing for a 198MW portfolio of solar assets it plans to build and operate in Italy.
Germany-based renewables developer Uniper has started the construction phase on several solar PV projects in Hungary, Germany and the UK.
Offtakers signed 25 power purchase agreements (PPAs) in Europe in January 2025, for a total of 790MW of electricity generation capacity.
The company increased its shareholding from 49% to 65% through an agreed capital increase and assumes the role of majority shareholder.
According to Italy’s solar association, last year saw a divergence in the fortunes of the utility-scale and residential solar sectors.
Auction prices awarded ranged from €0.0388/kWh to €0.0495/kWh, with an average volume-weighted price awarded at €0.0476/kWh.
The deal was signed with the Energize programme, a renewable energy purchasing vehicle for pharmeceutical companies.
Solar module prices in Europe have risen after months of decline, driven by price increases from Chinese manufacturers and a tight supply of popular modules in the European market.