From
2013,
the
companies
plan
to
develop
300MW
of
solar
PV
in
California,
Arizona
and
Texas,
with
projects
ranging
in
size
from
20-100MW.
For
the
six
months
to
December,
Infigen
booked
a
net
loss
of
A$35.2m
($37.9m),
compared
with
a
net
loss
of
A$34.4m
a
year
earlier.
Revenue
slipped
1%
to
A$125.7m.
Infigen
managing
director
Miles
George
says
domestic
development
opportunities
have
been
scarce
since
2010,
mainly
because
of
the
surplus
in
large-scale
renewable-energy
certificates
(
LRECs).
“Because
of
the
solar
incentive
mechanisms
that
apply
there
and
the
significant
reduction
in
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