Featured in Gaining Traction – 02-2022

New frontiers

There was a time when the solar industry would pile into a new or fast-growing market – generally on the back of an attractive feed-in tariff scheme. And while those days are not entirely in the past, global efforts to decarbonize not only electricity supply but a broader range of economic sectors are opening up new opportunities for PV.

By

Jonathan Gifford

11 Feb 2022

Contributing authors Tristan Rayner, Bella Peacock, and Blake Matich, with Jonathan Gifford in pv magazine’s Berlin office. | Image: pv magazine

This is certainly true of e-mobility, where the rapid uptake of electric bikes, scooters, “last-mile” delivery solutions, trucks, buses, and electric vehicles (EVs) is presenting new opportunities for solar – both as a power source and as an integrated component. This edition, as a part of pv magazine’s UP Initiative, provides extensive coverage of what …

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