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The US solar industry has become remarkably good at building utility-scale projects. The challenge now is delivering on the exact day the interconnection agreement expects. Chinmay Pingulkar of engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) supplier Mortenson Construction outlines key considerations for project scheduling.
Chinmay Pingulkar
3 hours ago
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U.S. solar system pricing rises for utility, C&I projects as residential costs decline

Declining module costs are offset by elevated structural materials tariffs and surging domestic freight rates, leaving residential solar as the sole segment to see price reductions in Q2 2026.
Ryan Kennedy
8 hours ago
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Ventilator exhaust air, evaporative cooling boost residential heat pump efficiency

South Korean researchers have developed a residential air-source heat pump concept that combines energy recovery ventilator exhaust air with direct evaporative cooling. The system improved COP by 7.3% to 15.2% under hot and humid conditions and could be suitable for retrofitting existing heat pumps.
Lior Kahana
9 hours ago
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Brazil power producers call for BESS framework and curtailment rules

Brazil’s independent power producers are calling for a regulatory framework for battery energy storage systems (BESS) and the country’s first storage auction, alongside clearer rules for renewable energy curtailment.
Alessandra Neris
10 hours ago
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Websol secures land for 4 GW solar cell and module factory in India

Websol Energy System has secured 21.9 hectares of land in West Bengal for a new solar manufacturing facility. The plant will have 4 GW each of solar cell and module production capacity, developed in two 2 GW phases.
Uma Gupta
10 hours ago

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The great British takeoff

Despite grid connection headaches and the realities of securing planning approval, solar deployment in the United Kingdom has returned to healthy volumes with a growing capacity pipeline. With ambitious capacity targets set for 2030, pv magazine catches up with Solar Energy UK’s Chris Hewett for the latest on a market that’s showing promise.
Matthew Lynas
Sep 22, 2026
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U.S. solar system pricing rises for utility, C&I projects as residential costs decline

Declining module costs are offset by elevated structural materials tariffs and surging domestic freight rates, leaving residential solar as the sole segment to see price reductions in Q2 2026.
Ryan Kennedy
8 hours ago
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Brazil power producers call for BESS framework and curtailment rules

Brazil’s independent power producers are calling for a regulatory framework for battery energy storage systems (BESS) and the country’s first storage auction, alongside clearer rules for renewable energy curtailment.
Alessandra Neris
10 hours ago
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Websol secures land for 4 GW solar cell and module factory in India

Websol Energy System has secured 21.9 hectares of land in West Bengal for a new solar manufacturing facility. The plant will have 4 GW each of solar cell and module production capacity, developed in two 2 GW phases.
Uma Gupta
10 hours ago
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Adapt to deliver

The US solar industry has become remarkably good at building utility-scale projects. The challenge now is delivering on the exact day the interconnection agreement expects. Chinmay Pingulkar of engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) supplier Mortenson Construction outlines key considerations for project scheduling.
Chinmay Pingulkar
3 hours ago
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Second-life PV modules turned into solar balconies in Germany

A reuse project in Kassel, Germany, has repurposed 300 used solar modules to create 150 balcony PV systems, with tiered pricing aimed at improving affordability. The 13-year-old panels were inspected and refurbished, with local organizations providing technical, logistical and financial support.
Pilar Sánchez Molina
10 hours ago
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Zambia commissions 100 MW solar project

The Maamba solar energy project, developed by a subsidiary of Indian conglomerate Nava Limited, holds a 20-year power purchase agreement with Zambia’s state utility at a tariff of $0.078/kWh.
Patrick Jowett
10 hours ago
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Turkish utility tenders solar project

A public utility in southeastern Türkiye is running a tender for the development of a 23.9 MW solar project. The deadline to submit bids is October 20.
Patrick Jowett
12 hours ago
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Australian off-grid PV system keeps high energy utility running 24/7

A water treatment plant in South Australia has installed a containerised off-grid power system in an area with no grid connection that ensure its energy needs are met, and essential water movement and filtration processes run continuously.
Ev Foley
16 hours ago

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Silicon evolution

China’s policy cracking down on oversupply and cheap, low-quality products, due to come into effect in 2027, sets higher minimum standards and is expected to push module manufacturers to advance their R&D efforts. Some manufacturers are already using their existing crystalline silicon lines to produce perovskite-silicon tandem cells, while others are exploring opportunities in back-contact production. InfoLink’s Hardy He tracks the emerging technological pathways to higher efficiencies and healthier competition.
Hardy He
Sep 21, 2026
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Daikin unveils air-to-air heat pumps for highly insulated homes

The Japanese manufacturer has introduced a new generation of its Ururu Sarara X reversible air conditioners, featuring heating capacities from 2.2 kW to 8.0 kW and a new compressor designed to improve efficiency under low-load operation.
Emiliano Bellini
10 hours ago
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Pylontech starts mass production of 588 Ah, 601 Ah storage cells

Chinese battery maker Pylontech has begun volume production of its own large-format lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells as it expands into utility-scale energy storage.
Brian Publicover
11 hours ago
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Midea Energy debuts broad storage portfolio at Solar & Storage Live UK

The company introduced its all-in-one ESS, standalone ESS, and intelligent energy management systems to the UK market for the first time and signed an exclusive UK distribution agreement with Project Better Energy.
Midea Energy
12 hours ago

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Silicon evolution

China’s policy cracking down on oversupply and cheap, low-quality products, due to come into effect in 2027, sets higher minimum standards and is expected to push module manufacturers to advance their R&D efforts. Some manufacturers are already using their existing crystalline silicon lines to produce perovskite-silicon tandem cells, while others are exploring opportunities in back-contact production. InfoLink’s Hardy He tracks the emerging technological pathways to higher efficiencies and healthier competition.
Hardy He
Sep 21, 2026
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Ventilator exhaust air, evaporative cooling boost residential heat pump efficiency

South Korean researchers have developed a residential air-source heat pump concept that combines energy recovery ventilator exhaust air with direct evaporative cooling. The system improved COP by 7.3% to 15.2% under hot and humid conditions and could be suitable for retrofitting existing heat pumps.
Lior Kahana
9 hours ago
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Longi sets 28.29% world record for single-junction silicon solar cell efficiency

The result was confirmed by Germany’s Institute for Solar Energy Research Hamelin (ISFH).
Emiliano Bellini
12 hours ago
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Solar parks provide refuge and hunting grounds for birds of prey

Researchers in Spain recorded six raptor species using a 150 MW solar PV plant for perching, hunting, flying and soaring over a two-and-a-half-year study. No collisions or related mortality were observed, but the researchers say longer-term studies are needed to assess the broader effects of PV deployment on bird populations.
Jose Pedrosa
13 hours ago
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Study finds up to 27.1% bifacial PV gain across five Indian climate zones

Indian researchers found that bifacial PV systems can deliver gains of 8.36% to 27.10% over monofacial systems, depending on climate and ground albedo. Higher-reflectance surfaces increased energy yield while reducing lifecycle emissions, carbon payback times, and levelized electricity costs.
Lior Kahana
16 hours ago
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Russia to build first solar power station Plans have been drawn up to build Russia’s first solar power station by the Black sea, according to the Moscow News.
Becky Beetz
Nov 03, 2010
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Incremental innovations at Clean Energy Expo The Clean Energy Expo opened its doors on Tuesday in Singapore. Two major sessions – solar power commercialization and solar power technology – were the highlights of the day, with a range of prominent speakers who were well versed in the subject, attending.
Shamsiah Ali Oettinger
Nov 03, 2010
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TechPrecision creates China-based subsidiary due to solar demand Following growing demand for local manufacture and machining of components for a “large”, unnamed customer in the solar industry, TechPrecision Corporation has announced it is opening a subsidiary in China.
Becky Beetz
Nov 03, 2010
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Centrosolar positive as it announces increased revenues and strong international growth Germany-based Centrosolar says its revenue for the first nine months of this year has already exceeded last year’s entire total after hitting €311 million (€309 million was reached in 2009).
pv magazine
Nov 03, 2010
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UK: Proposal for 5 MW solar farm Eco Sustainable Solutions, based in Dorset, the UK, has said it plans to build the country’s first solar farm.
Becky Beetz
Nov 03, 2010
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Italy: 3.4 MWs PV to be installed in Umbria Scheuten Solar has announced that a total of 3.4 megawatts of photovoltaics (PV) is to be installed across four projects in Gualdo Tadino, Umbria, Italy.
Becky Beetz
Nov 03, 2010
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Study: appropriate pricing of PV in Germany would reduce electricity charges A new study, “The True Value of Photovoltaics in Germany”, says the stock market price on the Leipzig-based European Energy Exchange is “unsuitable” as a benchmark for pricing photovoltaic (PV) electricity.
pv magazine
Nov 02, 2010
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Dow Electronic Materials to build second manufacturing facility in China Dow Electronic Materials is to build a new manufacturing facility in Eastern China, in order to meet growing material demand and better serve the photovoltaics (PV), printed circuit board (PCB), and electronic and industrial finishing markets in Asia.
Becky Beetz
Nov 02, 2010
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China Sunergy acquires 2 module manufacturers China Sunergy Co., Ltd. has completed the acquisition of 100 percent of the equity interest of CEEG (Shanghai) Solar Science & Technology Co., Ltd and CEEG (Nan Jing) New Energy Co., Ltd. The deal is said to worth around USD$46 million.
Becky Beetz
Nov 02, 2010
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