Fuyao Group, the world's largest automotive glass manufacturer, has confirmed the development of solar sunroof glass incorporating photovoltaic cells, with the capability to manufacture the product at scale.
Fuyao Group, the world's largest automotive glass manufacturer, has confirmed the development of solar sunroof glass incorporating photovoltaic cells, with the capability to manufacture the product at scale.
A research group in Australia has developed an automated screening method to qualify decommissioned PV modules for second-life applications.
Freyr Energy has introduced a new range of single-phase solar inverters for residential rooftop applications in India, utilizing silicon carbide technology and digital monitoring features.
Researchers from Spain's University of Jaén have developed a low-concentrator photovoltaic receiver that improves optical coupling under static yet inherently non-uniform laser irradiance.
Portugal aims to increase its battery storage capacity to 3 GW by 2030, up from the initial target of 2 GW, as part of its National Energy and Climate Plan.
A research group in Australia has developed an automated screening method to qualify decommissioned PV modules for second-life applications.
Malta's energy regulator is preparing to launch a second round of its competitive bidding process for renewable energy projects this year.
Global investment group Brookfield and Quebec-based institutional investor La Caisse have completed the acquisition of Quebec renewable energy producer Boralex.
Researchers are studying the effects of agrivoltaic systems on soil temperatures and crop growth in two pilot projects in Italy.
An international research group has developed a comprehensive framework to evaluate the economic and climate benefits of local versus outsourced PV waste recycling.
New research indicates that the commercial success of two-terminal perovskite-silicon solar cells will depend on geography and market conditions rather than achieving high efficiencies.
As Europe experiences a severe heatwave, solar module prices are showing signs of cooling down, despite stagnant demand for photovoltaic systems. The decline in prices is attributed to production surpluses and the need to clear inventory, particularly for large rooftop systems and ground-mounted projects.
Global photovoltaic installations have crossed the 3 TW mark, with China leading the surge and developing nations poised to increase their share of new capacity in the coming decade.
A new startup called Wave Sales is offering an agentic AI platform to address issues in the residential solar sales process, providing integrations with other popular platforms and planned future interfaces with distribution, finance, permitting, and more.
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