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Ampace launches co-branded C&I energy storage product at Intersolar Europe 2026 The company’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Tim Yuan, also talked about the company’s latest residential energy storage product and plans for future technologies geared toward the European market.
Ampace
13 hours ago
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Jackery showcases plug-in solar storage systems and energy management accessories in Munich At The smarter E 2026, the company highlighted its new SolarVault 3 Series of plug-in solar energy storage products, along with its Home Energy Management System and related smart accessories.
Jackery
16 hours ago
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Markets & Policy
Intertek CEA says 587Ah cells could drive down BESS costs through 2027 US research firm Intertek CEA says wider adoption of 587Ah battery cells could lower the cost of standard battery energy storage system (BESS) containers through 2027, even as lithium carbonate prices have risen sharply.
Brian Publicover
17 hours ago
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Markets & Policy
Peru proposes national energy planning framework with solar and storage scenarios Peru’s Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM) has published draft provisions to establish a national energy planning framework covering long-, medium-, and short-term horizons. The proposal does not include specific deployment targets for solar PV or energy storage but aims to develop the scenarios, supply-demand balances, and projections needed to guide their integration into the country’s energy system.
Luis Ini
19 hours ago
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Research & Development
Hydraulic storage proves more cost-effective than batteries for PV irrigation Researchers in Spain found that hydraulic storage can be more cost-effective than batteries for photovoltaic irrigation systems, while combined storage maximizes self-sufficiency. The study shows that the optimal solution depends on whether the priority is reducing grid dependence or minimizing operating costs.
Pilar Sánchez Molina
19 hours ago
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Markets & Policy
Philippines proposes transmission grid reforms, updates to net-metering The Philippines is proposing reforms to the grid code covering its high-voltage power transmission system to enable better integration of renewable energy. It is also planning amendments to its net-metering framework.
Patrick Jowett
Jul 13, 2026
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Markets & Policy
U.S. solar LCOE on the rise, says Lazard Utility-scale solar PV remains one of the lowest-cost sources of new electricity despite an 18% year-on-year increase in unsubsidized LCOE to $40–98/MWh, driven by higher capital costs, interest rates, tariffs, and supply chain pressures. Over the long term, however, utility-scale solar maintains a strong cost advantage over most conventional and alternative generation technologies.
Emiliano Bellini
Jul 13, 2026
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Applications & Installations
Germany energy provider builds 50 MW power-to-heat system Enercity is building a 50 MW power-to-heat plant in Hanover to support its coal phase-out, decarbonize district heating, and absorb surplus renewable electricity. The facility will expand the utility’s flexibility by converting excess power into heat for the district heating network and storage systems.
Jochen Siemer
Jul 13, 2026
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Technology & Products
‘Australian first’ compressed CO2 battery project takes shape The Victorian government and Italian clean technology company Energy Dome have announced plans to develop Australia’s first long-duration compressed carbon dioxide battery energy storage facility in the heart of the state’s coal country.
David Carroll
Jul 13, 2026