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  • How Mastercard Is Powering Solar Payments in Africa

    Mastercard continues to expand its digital payments capabilities far beyond the credit card. At Mobile World Congress, the company announced that its Masterpass Quick Response (QR) technology will underpin pay-as-you-go plans for solar panels in East Africa. The credit card processing and payments giant is partnering with Kenyan solar energy company M-KOPA, which supplies power…

  • Billions Still Being Funneled into Carbon-Based Energy, Climate-Denier Policies

    In this minicast, new reports show that the world’s biggest banks are still investing billions in fossil-fuel technologies and U.S. energy firms are aggressively funding climate-denier policy. Source: Renewable Energy

  • New York Readies Environmental Impact Statement for Offshore Wind Plan

    New York is preparing an environmental baseline that it will use to support the state’s offshore wind plans. The New York Department of Public Service approved the release of a draft generic environmental impact statement (GEIS) for public comment, according to a webcast of a Feb. 22 commission meeting. Source: Renewable Energy

  • Are There New Tariff Shocks Coming Soon for Solar?

    As the solar industry works to adjust to solar tariffs set by the Trump Administration in January on imports of crystalline silicon PV cells, the industry must now consider other possible new tariffs that could affect solar’s supply side. Source: Renewable Energy

  • Inside Renewable Energy —The Business of Blockchain: Where Cryptotech Fits for Renewables Today and into the Future

    Businesses are asking how much attention they should be paying to blockchain now and what the opportunities are for this crypto-technology in the future. In this podcast episode, Dan Wellers, Global Lead for Digital Futures for SAP, ventures into the coming possibilities of blockchain for renewables and the entire energy value chain. Source: Renewable Energy

  • 3@3 on Solar PV: Unintended Consequences That Could Destroy Solar (And Already Are)

    Today’s topics include why Indian villagers would take hammers to a large-scale solar array; what happens when developers cut corners in order to install solar at the lowest price possible and what are the unintended consequences of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 which is currently being considered as a reason to impose tariffs on…

  • Utilities, Customers in US Southeast Embrace Community Solar

    The growth of consumer purchases of solar power via community-based systems is accelerating throughout the Southeast as more utilities develop or roll out offerings. Source: Renewable Energy

  • Sonnen Turns to South Australia for Solar Storage Manufacturing

    Leading global battery and solar energy company Sonnen will move its Australian headquarters from Sydney to Adelaide where it will also establish a manufacturing hub. Source: Renewable Energy

  • 24 UK Solar Plants Fetch $267 Million in Asset Sale

    Canadian Solar Inc. today said that it has sold a 142-MWp solar portfolio in the U.K. to London-based asset manager Greencoat Capital LLP in an asset sale worth about US$267.7 million. Source: Renewable Energy

  • PG&E Meets California's 2020 Renewable Energy Goals

    Pacific Gas and Electric Co. has reached California’s 2020 renewable energy goal three years ahead of schedule, and now delivers nearly 80 percent of its electricity from greenhouse-gas free resources. Source: Renewable Energy