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Subsidy-free solar

Energy Subsidies
NextEnergy Claims New Record for UK’s Largest Solar Farm as 115MWp Subsidy-Free Portfolio Completes
NextEnergy Capital has energised two subsidy-free solar farms, one of which - a 75MWp asset developed in Wales - is claimed to be the largest constructed PV pla…
Solar Power Plant
£4.35 million will Progress UK Late-Stage Pipeline of 210MW
Elgin Energy is to progress a 210MW portfolio of subsidy-free solar following the closure of its first fundraise with Focus Capital Partners.
United Kingdom
PACE Plans First Subsidy-Free UK Solar Projects
Pathfinder Clean Energy has submitted its first UK subsidy-free solar projects into planning.
Solar Power Plant
GIG and Enso Team Up to Develop UK Solar and Battery Portfolio
Macquarie-owned Green Investment Group and Enso Energy have formed a joint venture to develop a subsidy-free solar and battery portfolio in the UK.
Solar Power Plant
Government Approves Construction of U.K.’s Largest Subsidy-Free Solar Project
The U.K. government on Thursday gave the green light for plans to develop the country’s largest solar park, a sprawling project which will cover a large chunk …
Market Analysis
European Solar Fears Power Price Plunge May Dampen Subsidy-Free Prospects
The crash of power prices seen as Europe locks down over the COVID-19 crisis could dampen investor enthusiasm for subsidy-free solar, a SolarPower Europe webi…
Concentrating Solar Power
China's Biggest Subsidy-Free Solar Farm Powers Up in Liaoning
A unit of China’s State Power Investment Corp. has brought online a 500-megawatt solar farm in the northeastern province of Liaoning, the nation’s biggest sub…
Solar Power Plant
Statkraft in Fresh Spanish Subsidy-Free Play with Five-Year Power Purchase Agreement
Spain's buoyant subsidy-free solar scene has witnessed a fresh PPA signing, featuring renewables giant Statkraft as the offtaker.