January 11, 2013, Baowei • South Africa colleagues in the engineering department official stationed in South Africa De Aar project marks 94.5MW building the largest in South Africa, the construction of the ground station project was officially launched, the construction period will last for one year.
After the completion of the construction workers the EHS and bracket installation training, project construction are in full swing: the land formation of the service area has been basically completed; office structures, water, electricity, etc. are in full swing; planning a treaty 7KM long road will also start construction in the short term; DTH testing has been completed; actinomycetes, DTH has officially begun.
According to reports, the joint venture set up by the Government of India and the Uttar Pradesh government in order to develop the hydroelectric power projects THDC India is planning to enter the solar cell market. "Business Standard" (Business Standard) reported that the company is in the construction of Uttar Pradesh, India total installed capacity of 100MW PV power plant with the Uttar Pradesh government consultation. The project will need to invest 80 billion rupees ($ 144 million).
Indian news website also revealed that the company and the state-owned Bharat Heavy Electrical Limited (BHEL) signed a supply agreement on solar panels and other PV modules. Uttar Pradesh is similar to many other Indian state keen to push ahead with more plans of electricity from renewable energy, particularly solar.
In late 2012, the state released a draft of its solar power policy, which contains a minimum installed capacity of 5MW PV power plant. Under this policy, the state aims to March 2017 grid PV installed capacity totaling 500MW.
An annual production capacity of 20MW of new solar panel manufacturing plant in Ethiopia recently completed. This is Ethiopia's first photovoltaic manufacturing plant, and is one of East Africa's largest factory. The plant construction took eight months, is located in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (Addis Abab), jointly developed by the Sky EnergyInternational Metals and Engineering Corporation, (METEC).
Sky Energy said in a statement: "Ethiopia's population of 85 million, of which 80% live in rural areas, only 2% of the population is able to use the power. Factory to be normal operators, will be sold to the battery plate in urgent need of electricity in Ethiopia. '
The manufacturing plant will also supply solar panels to Ethiopia neighbors. In the region of another photovoltaic panel manufacturing plant in Kenya, operated by Ubbink East Africa. Sky Energy is running two training phase of the new plant.
The first batch of training of operators in Ethiopia has been completed, the second batch of training will begin in February. The enterprise is also involved in the production plant from the U.S. the Spire company at the acquisition of equipment matters. , Sky Energy has set up branch offices in Ethiopia aimed PV market to gain a firm foothold in the region, especially in Zambia, Rwanda, Uganda and Kenya.