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ees Global – Press Release Tuesday, June 30, 2020

ees AWARD 2020: Winners present pioneering solutions for the storage industry

June 30, 2020 – The storage system FENECON Industrial, the customizable CV Standard Battery System and the rechargeable zinc-air battery Zinium are among the most innovative products in the battery and energy storage sector and have been named the winners of the ees AWARD 2020. FENECON GmbH, Webasto…

Intersolar Europe – Press Release Tuesday, June 30, 2020

Intersolar AWARD 2020: Winners announced

June 30, 2020 – The Generic Solar String Optimizer, the hybrid inverter Symo GEN24 Plus and the REC Alpha series solar panels are among the most pioneering products in the solar industry and are the winners of the Intersolar AWARD 2020. Ferroamp Elektronik AB, Fronius International GmbH and REC…

ees Global – Articles Thursday, March 05, 2020 Created by Markus Vlastis | Managing Director and Partner NewCharge Energy , Rodolfo Castro | Analyst Greener

Behind-The-Meter Energy Storage in Brazil

Brazil has an extensive track record in renewable energy generation and has, more recently, attracted international attention by its rapidly growing solar sector. In 2019 2 GW of new PV capacity have been connected to the grid and for coming years the outlook continues to be bright.

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Newscategory ISSA Wednesday, October 23, 2019

Average solar power price in Brazilian A-6 auction reaches $20.52/MWh

Only 530 MW of the 2.97 GW of renewable energy generation capacity contracted in the procurement exercise went to solar. Eleven solar projects were successful and their final electricity prices were far below those offered by competing technologies.