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South Africa Approves First 100MW Solar Project Under New Regulation
The National Electricity Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) has approved the first private projects to be regulated under new amendments to how projects apply fo…
Norway
Norwegian Start-up Morrow Batteries Secures €100M Investment
The company will use the proceeds to build the first phase of its battery cell factory in Arendal, Norway.
Solar Cell
Weather Data to Boost Us Solar and Storage Projects
Meteorological data from Slovak provider Solargis is being used by US renewable company Apex Clean Energy to advance over 10GW of solar and storage projects.
Carbon Emissions
Could Hydrogen Be the Victor in Uk’s Hydrogen vs. Electric Truck Probe?
The UK government has launched a £200 million investigation into the future of its road freight.
Thermal Plant
Ammonia Use in Thermal Power Plants Could Be Worth $100BN in 2050, Wood Mackenzie Says
Demand for the compound could spike 50 per cent in the next three decades as the world seeks to transition to cleaner forms of energy.
Solar Cell
Solar Cell Achieves Record-High Efficiency
A solar cell developed by researchers at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has achieved a record 39.5% efficiency under 1-sun global illumination …
Solar Cell
Amazon Invests in Us-Based Solar Cell Production Facility
Ambient Photonics will build a fully automated manufacturing facility to produce solar cells for powering consumer electronics.
Solar Power Panel
Australian Researchers Crack ‘Nighttime’ Solar
Researchers from the University of New South Wales have made a major breakthrough in what was previously conceived of only in theoretical terms – namely, “nig…
Solar Cell
Global Solar Demand to Reach 190 GW This Year, Says IEA
The International Energy Agency expects solar, wind power, and other renewable energy technologies to achieve triple-digit global growth this year, with new PV …
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Is Elon Musk Right or Wrong to Dismiss Hydrogen Use for Low-Carbon Energy Storage?
The context is transitioning from fossil energy to renewables. One key aspect of this is transport via gasoline or diesel vehicles and its transition to electri…
Solar Cell
European PV Subsidies a Divisive Topic
Subsidies for PV projects are a divisive topic in European countries. Mistakes of the past hang over fresh decision-making processes.
Net Zero Emission
UK Government Unleashes £200M for Zero-Emission HGVs
The three-year programme will begin later this year to help decarbonise the UK’s freight industry.
Solar Cell
Solar PV to Lead over 8% Addtional RE Capacity in 2022: IEA
Global renewable energy installations are expected to reach around 300GW.
Floating Solar Project
DNV to Create Floating Solar Standards
DNV estimates that the potential global capacity for deploying floating solar photovoltaic (FPV) power is currently approximately 4 TW and installed capacity wi…
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
‘The Most Dumb Thing’: Elon Musk Dismisses Hydrogen as Tool for Energy Storage
Tesla CEO Elon Musk calls hydrogen “the most dumb thing I could possibly imagine for energy storage.”

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South Africa Approves First 100MW Solar Project Under New Regulation

Norwegian Start-up Morrow Batteries Secures €100M Investment

Weather Data to Boost Us Solar and Storage Projects

Could Hydrogen Be the Victor in Uk’s Hydrogen vs. Electric Truck Probe?

Ammonia Use in Thermal Power Plants Could Be Worth $100BN in 2050, Wood Mackenzie Says

Solar Cell Achieves Record-High Efficiency

Amazon Invests in Us-Based Solar Cell Production Facility

Australian Researchers Crack ‘Nighttime’ Solar

Global Solar Demand to Reach 190 GW This Year, Says IEA

Is Elon Musk Right or Wrong to Dismiss Hydrogen Use for Low-Carbon Energy Storage?

European PV Subsidies a Divisive Topic

UK Government Unleashes £200M for Zero-Emission HGVs

Solar PV to Lead over 8% Addtional RE Capacity in 2022: IEA

DNV to Create Floating Solar Standards

‘The Most Dumb Thing’: Elon Musk Dismisses Hydrogen as Tool for Energy Storage