The Department of Energy tender asks developers to design, build, operate and maintain solar installations at five public buildings, while also determining feasible PV capacity for each site. For SolarNews readers, the signal is small but policy-relevant: public-sector procurement is being used to expand distributed solar in a hydrocarbon-heavy Southeast Asian market. The tender also shows how carport and rooftop assets are becoming part of government decarbonization programs, not only private C&I projects.
Source: pv magazine Global. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

The U.S. Department of Commerce published final anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders on crystalline silicon solar cells and modules from India,...

New Section 232 measures set minimum import prices of US$0.22/W for solar cells and US$0.38/W for modules from 4 December, but developers say they sti...

At least seven bills before the US Congress would restore some or all of the clean energy tax credits cut by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. None has ...