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To qualify for feed-in tariffs, larger solar parks were simply split into many smaller installations

Bosnia and Herzegovina – new solar spacing rules in Republika Srpska

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The amended Renewable Energy Act targets developers splitting large solar parks into sub-150-kilowatt units running to multi-megawatt scale, to claim 15-year feed-in tariffs and avoid concession fees.

Solarwatt

Battery that can be installed DC or AC

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Solarwatt presents the next generation of storage systems with the Battery Vision. The home storage system has a modular design with a capacity of 5.2 to 182 kilowatt hours and has been developed for sector coupling in the home.

 Malta is extending financial incentives for solar and other renewables.
Financing

Malta expands promotion of renewables

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The Maltese government is making €4,800,000 available for the introduction of renewable energy systems in households, Malta Today reports.

Wirsol designed the system on the roofs of Simag Service for self-consumption.
Solar roofs:

Commercial roof systems are still economical

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With the solar generator on the roof of a company, the project developer Wirsol shows that commercial systems are still economical. Because they guarantee independence from the utility.

SENS and LSG Group built solar parks with a total capacity of 65 MW within the last 12 months in Hungary.
SENS and LSG Group:

Hungary: 65 MW new solar parks completed

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Together with its Austrian partner in this project, the LSG Group, Steag Solar Energy Solutions (SENS) has added 130 solar parks with a total capacity of 65 megawatts to the Hungarian power grid since August 2020.

Sustainable power supply in the home with the help of energy management.
IoT:

The Internet of Things as the basis for variable electricity tariffs

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Grid stabilisation through variable electricity tariffs alone is not enough - the right app is needed to optimally manage the connected devices accordingly.

The development of the PPA market has been driven by higher wholesale power prices.
Market survey:

Increased interest and competition boost UK PPA market

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The market for Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) for renewable assets continues to be highly competitive, according to the latest survey results from Cornwall Insight’s PPA insight service.

The Lanas solar park uses monoaxial solar trackers. It produces around 18,500 MWh per year, saving 1,600 tons of CO2 yearly.
Solar airfield:

Dhamma Energy acquires remaining stake in solar park in France

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International solar developer Dhamma Energy announces the acquisition of the remaining 50% stake in the 12 MWp Lanas solar park in France from its co-shareholder, the operator Urbasolar.