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The Amsterdam municipal authorities say they will make installing solar panels and heat pumps easier and allow visible installations on monuments and heritage buildings.
Amsterdam To Allow Solar Panels on Monuments Read More »
The US solar market had a record Q1/2024 with 11.8 GW installed, reaching a cumulative 200 GW. Manufacturing capacity increased to 26.6 GW.
Electricity prices fell in all major electricity markets except the British and Nordic markets in the second week of June. Portugal reached an all-time daily solar production record, registering 22 GWh on June 13.
Electricity Prices Fall in Most European Markets Read More »
SolarPower Europe forecasts more than 1 TW of annual solar installations by 2028, but financing and energy system flexibility must be unlocked.
SolarPower Europe Says 1 TW of Solar Could Be Annually Installed by 2028 Read More »
China‘s cumulative installed PV capacity reached 690 GW at the end of May, according to recent numbers released by the country’s National Energy Administration (NEA).
Chinese PV Industry Brief: January-May Installations Hit 79.15 GW Read More »
In a new weekly update for pv magazine, OPIS, a Dow Jones company, provides a quick look at the main price trends in the global PV industry.
China Modules Prices Trend Lower on Weak Demand, Oversupply Read More »
Italy’s Q1/2024 solar PV capacity rose 62% YoY to 1,721 MW. C&I led with 595 MW, utility-scale grew 373%, residential dropped 15%.
Portuguese and Italian researchers have shown that the levelized cost of hydrogen (LCOH) is lower onshore and that PV-wind configurations reduce the LCOH up to 70%, while Lhyfe says it has started collaborating on a hydrogen storage project.
The Hydrogen Stream: PV-Wind Hybrids Cut LCOH by 70% Read More »
Solarwatt stops German battery production; VINCI invests in Helios; MYTILINEOS’s Irish PPA; Ingeteam’s Spain contract; Fraunhofer TOPCon efficiency.
The latest government installation figures reveal a slower start to the year for the United Kingdom, with small-scale installations accounting for the majority of additions. As the UK General Election approaches, there are calls from industry for the next government to act quickly on the issues hindering capacity expansion.
United Kingdom Closes in on 16 GW Installed Solar Capacity Read More »
Freight costs, which represent around 4% of a solar module’s total costs, are increasing on trade lines between the Far East and the US West Coast, Northern Europe, and Mediterranean region.
Freight Costs Edge Toward Pandemic Levels, Hitting Solar Module Costs Read More »
Eurus Energy and Windlab have commissioned Australia’s first large-scale hybrid renewable energy facility in Queensland.
Ireland launches Phase Two of SRESS, offering fixed tariffs for solar and wind projects from 1 MW to 6 MW to boost renewable energy.
Government Fixes Feed-In-Premium Tariff Rate for Solar & Wind Energy Projects up to 6 MW Read More »
US-based start-up SorbiForce uses no toxic products or metals in production of its batteries. It claims its systems are cheaper and safer than lithium-ion batteries and have near zero end-of-life waste.
US Startup Uses Agricultural Waste To Produce Low-Cost, Safe Batteries Read More »
Switzerland installed 602 MW of solar in the first four months of the year, bringing its total installed PV capacity to around 6.8 GW by the end of April.
Switzerland’s Solar Installations Hit 602 MW in January-April Read More »
