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EcoPower Mate: A Mobile Solar System Built for Remote Worksites Today, as more countries commit to long-term net-zero goals, green and low-carbon development has become a shared global priority. With the accelerated adoption of renewable energy worldwide, scenario-based applications are becoming an important growth point for the photovoltaic market in the next stage. Driven by cost advantages and clean power output, renewable energy is accelerating […]
Vincent Shaw
May 13, 2026
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All 2022–2024 cyberattacks on energy infrastructure at a glance A new global dataset of 119 energy-sector cyber incidents from 2022–2024 shows EU and BRICS countries, followed by the US, are most affected. Attacks targeted power, oil, gas, and nuclear infrastructure, driven by both financial and political motives, with diverse threat actors involved.
Emiliano Bellini
Mar 13, 2026
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Solar-to-X could redefine Iran’s energy future Iran is widely known for its oil and gas resources, but its strongest long-term energy asset may be the sun. New research shows how solar PV could drive a cost-competitive transition across power, heat, transport, industry, and desalination, while opening the door to a broader Solar-to-X Economy.
LUT University
Mar 18, 2026
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Heat pump sales rise 17% across Europe in Q1 as energy prices surge Residential heat pump sales increased 17% across 11 European countries in the first quarter of 2026, following a sharp rise in gas and oil prices after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz in March, says the European Heat Pump Association (EHPA).
Brian Publicover
May 04, 2026
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Powering data centers in the desert The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region’s very high irradiance levels and low electricity costs make it an ideal location to develop utility-scale solar plants to power critical infrastructure such as hyperscale AI data centers. However, droughts and storms, hardware supply chain shortages, and geopolitical conflict all pose challenges for investors. But increased investor confidence is precisely what the region needs to prepare for 100% renewable energy powered data centers.
Blathnaid O’Dea
Apr 02, 2026
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Cuba tackles crisis with solar Cuba is going through one of the most severe energy crises in its recent history, with prolonged blackouts and a partial collapse of the electricity system. This situation is the result of structural factors accumulated over decades and an adverse geopolitical context. Solar is emerging as the central pillar of the government’s strategy to stabilize the electricity system and reduce energy vulnerability, as Luis Ini reports.
Luis Ini
May 11, 2026
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Chad’s installed PV capacity hits 110 MW, supplying 37% of electricity Chad has one of Africa’s highest solar penetration rates, a result of a small power system with just 12% electrification, as large-scale solar and storage projects gather pace around N’Djamena, even as political uncertainty over oil revenues constrains faster deployment.
Marie Beyer
Feb 03, 2026
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Solar module cooling tech based on waste neem oil An international research team has placed a neem oil tank on the back of solar modules for cooling purposes. The proposed solution reportedly improves PV panel performance by up to 17.8%.
Lior Kahana
Apr 16, 2024
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Is the oil price slump a boon for solar? As global oil prices hit a five-year low, the fossil fuel industry is facing a gathering storm that could spell great news for the solar power industry.
Ian Clover
Dec 03, 2014
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Is it the end of the oil era? Volatility in the oil markets has played out in the news recently, driven by the Covid-driven collapse in demand and a war for market share between Saudi Arabia and Russia. A G20 meeting is to be held to try and find a way to cut production. As states and the oil majors look to shore up the price though, it’s possible that the coronavirus crisis might be what topples the fundamental driver of the current economic order.
Felicia Jackson, center for sustainable finance of the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
Apr 08, 2020
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