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The flagship Contracts for Difference (CfD) renewable power auction published the results of its Auction Round 5 (AR5) last week, with solar projects securing almost 2GW of capacity out of a total of 3.7GW. The

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Solar PV capacity was the most awarded renewables through government tenders, accounting for 44% of the total volume with 61GW. However, solar''s share of global government tenders dropped from

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Albania''s government is to find developers of a utility-scale solar project via a new auction later this year, complemented by plans to examine how PV can grow more extensively across the country.

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France allocates 1.5 GW in ground mounted PV tender

The French government has awarded 129 projects an average price of €0.0824 ($0.0868)/kWh in its latest ground-mounted tender. This represents the largest capacity since the beginning of the

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Where can I find UK solar tenders to bid on?

You can bid on UK solar tenders on GlobalTenders, the biggest and best online tendering platform since 2002. Globaltenders.com offers an unmatched database of solar tenders from UK, more than any other platform.

Where can I find a tender for a solar project?

The Bidstat website aggregates tender listings from the OJEU TED database, the UK Contracts Finder and the new Find a Tender service. The state-owned Solar Energy Corporation of India publishes tender listings and results for government projects, sorted by the submission deadline.

Why are solar photovoltaic (PV) tenders becoming more popular?

Protecting the environment and developing the green economy is becoming a focus for businesses and property owners as well as utilities and governments. This is driving an increase in the number of solar photovoltaic (PV) tenders being issued to award contracts for project construction and maintenance.

Where can a company bid for solar in the UK?

Companies can bid for Solar tenders in the UK from thousands of sources including all official websites, UK municipal websites, UK newspapers and journals.

When is the next CRE PV tender?

CRE will hold the next tender on Nov. 20, 2023, with a volume of 925 MW. Last April, the French government announced the launch of a tender for 1.5 GW of ground-mounted PV and another tender for 800 MW of rooftop capacity, in order to compensate for the high failure rate of the third round of tenders for large-scale PV plants.

How much does a PV project cost?

The tender was open to PV projects ranging in size from 500 kW to 5 MW. The minimum carbon footprint was set at 200 kg CO2 eq/kW and the maximum at 550 kg CO2 eq/kW. The commissioning time was increased from 24—30 months. The procurement exercise concluded with an average price of €0.0824 ($0.0868) per kWh.

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