Canadian Solar Infrastructure Fund, Inc (CSIF) has completed the acquisition of three solar projects with a combined capacity of 30.4 MWp from Canadian Solar, Inc. The deal represents a total investment of JPY11.5 billion (US$103.1 million). The facilities included are:
The plants reached commercial operation in August, September and October 2017, respectively. The electricity generated is being sold under 20-year feed-in-tariff contracts at the rate of JPY40/kWh, JPY32/kWh and JPY32/kWh, respectively.
ORIX Corporation has announced that it has established and commenced activities at ORIX Renewable Energy Management Corporation, a company tasked with the operation, management, and maintenance o...
Read moreElectric Power Development Co., Ltd. (J-POWER) and ENGIE have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on the development of power projects, particularly in large-scale commercia...
Read moreGrasshopper Solar has announced a USD $80 million investment in Setouchi Koken’s Iizuka Solar Plant located in Fukuoka, Japan. This 21.6MW ground mount project will utilize 65,455 solar pan...
Read moreA 23 MW.1 solar photovolatic power plant located in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, has commenced commercial operations. The plant is owned by Japan Renewable Energy Corporation (JREC). It is ex...
Read moreTrina Solar has started the construction of the 29 MW solar project, in collaboration with Banpu Power Public Co, located in Miyagi prefecture, Japan. The company will be res...
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