Amp Energy is considering selling its portfolio of assets in Australia. Against this backdrop, Amp Energy announced the sale of its U.S. community solar platform to reinvest in its growing Australian market.

Lyon-based start-up Carbon has announced the construction of the largest solar panel factory in Europe at the port of Marseille-Fos. With an investment budget of 1.5 billion euros, this plant will produce 5 GW of photovoltaic cells and 3.5 GW of photovoltaic modules annually, and will create more than 3,000 direct jobs.

Europe's largest TOPCon photovoltaic system will soon be operational in Döllen, Germany. The plant, which will sell energy on a power purchase agreement basis, is an important step in promoting renewable energy and reducing carbon emissions.

Lightsource bp has obtained environmental approval for 19 solar photovoltaic projects in Spain. These projects will develop a total of 1,620 MW and represent an investment of 1.2 billion euros.

Solaria released its 2022 results with a 63% increase in solar energy production, a 51% increase in revenue, a 58% increase in EBITDA and an 87% increase in net income.

RWE has strengthened its solar and storage capabilities by acquiring JBM Solar. With this acquisition, RWE takes control of a pipeline of mature projects with a combined capacity of 6.1 GW, positioning the company among the three largest solar developers in the United Kingdom.

Sungrow has signed a contract for several hundred MWh with Doral Renewable Energy Resources Group. This collaboration will enhance the stability and reliability of the Israeli power grid, contributing to the local zero carbon ambition.

Duke Energy Florida announces the construction of two new solar projects in Bay and Madison counties in Florida. With a capacity of 74.9 megawatts each, these projects are part of the company's community solar program, Clean Energy Connection, and reinforce the company's commitment to cleaner energy solutions for its Florida customers.

Indonesia, which still relies heavily on coal, needs to accelerate its renewable energy growth to meet its ambitious targets. The country is banking on its enormous solar potential to achieve this, but the deployment of solar energy must be accelerated.

Lightsource bp has signed a contract with First Solar for the order of 4 GW of advanced thin film solar modules. Lightsource bp and First Solar are also committed to sustainability, with advanced recycling programs and greenhouse gas emission reduction goals.