Author: solarenergy

This week, women in Solar Europe (Wisu) give voice to Rachele de Angelis, European Affair Officer at Italian Enel. She says that bringing new ideas from new academic backgrounds and early career experiences can help companies to achieve transformative insights. “These perspectives can contest old assumptions and generate more creative and inclusive solutions,” she says. April 11, 2025 Women in Solar Europe (Wisu) Working in the renewable energy sector is more than just a job – it is part of a powerful movement that transforms the world. As a woman who entered this field driven by passion and goal, I…

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Jindal (India) Ltd. has released his Jindalume line from Aluminum-Zink (Al-ZN) coated coils designed for mounting structures for solar module. April 8, 2025 Uma Gupta By PV Magazine India Jindal (India) LTD, part of the BC Jindal Group and a manufacturer of electricity steel products, the renewable energy sector has entered the launch of his Jindalume line of Aluminum-Zink (Al-ZN) Coated coils for the mounting of the solar module. The aluminum zinc coating offers superior corrosion resistance, structural strength and extensive durability, making Al-Zn-Rins well suited for hard outdoor conditions and applications for solar module. A spokesperson for Jindal (India)…

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Scientists in Turkey have conceived new solar module electrically conductive adhesives based on silver microflakes and optimized polymere additives. The proposed adhesives were found to increase the electrical conductivity, the attachment strength and reliability under Real-World operating conditions. April 8, 2025 Emiliano Bellini Researchers from the Middle East Technical University (Metu) in Turkey have developed on water-based electric conductive adhesives (ECAS) that have been specially designed for geared perc type solar cells. Shingled panels have a bus-free structure in which only a small part of the cells is not exposed to sunlight. The cells are connected to electrically conductive glue…

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Non-penetrating assembly company Tanning pap has issued a new line of pipe confirmations. The SS-C4 (4-in. Length) and SS-C8 (8-in. Length) tube confirmations are made in the United States and offer a solution for assembly pipe, electrical threads and HVAC lines without the need for drilling or anchors. “At Solar Stack we are committed to offering innovative, claim -free increasing solutions that meet the highest industrial standards,” said Sam Mitchum, Operations Manager. “With the introduction of the SS-C4 and SS-C8 tube confirmations, we expand our expertise than solar industries and to new industries and offer HVAC professionals, electricians and contractors…

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Since 1993, the World Energy Outlook (WEO) of the International Energy Agency (IEA) has been an authoritative report on energy statistics and supervising future energy application and developments for offer. However, a study of these reports indicates that even the most progressive Weo scenarios have greatly underestimated the growth of renewable energy technologies, in particular Solar PV. April 11, 2025 Lut University Since its foundation in 1973, a fundamental goal of the IEA has been the coordination of global answers to energy crises. With the current climate crisis, IEA WEO-Scenarios have become the standard carrier for global energy projections, in…

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A team of researchers in China has demonstrated a new dual solvent process in 4-terminal carbon CSPBBR3 Perovskiet solar cells that achieve 10.18% power conversion efficiency. They have also built a large area of ​​17.88 cm2 that achieves an efficiency of 8.72%, while 93.2% of the initial performance is retained at 150 ° C after 1,000 hours of work. April 8, 2025 Valerie Thompson Researchers from the East China University of Science and Technology have developed a new production approach with double solvents for solar cells and modules of Perovskiet in an attempt to improve their stability. “Our research used…

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Indian scientists have developed six different strategies to re -configure solar modules in broken PV assets. Their analysis showed the conditions of making the reconfiguration of an insufficiently performing tanning factory profitable. April 8, 2025 Lior Kahana Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay have analyzed the techno-economic viability of improving photovoltaic (PV) plants with broken modules by configuring them again. The team modeled a PV factory on Nuts scale in Python and investigated various reconfiguration strategies and relegation modes, in which the economic viability of the project is analyzed for India and the United States. “According to various…

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SMA America introduced two larger power classes in his sunny Boy residential solar inverter line. April 9, 2025 Ryan Kennedy By PV Magazine USA SMA America introduced two new hybrid inverters for residential solar projects with a larger solar capacity. The Sunny Boy Smart Energy -Omvermers include a model of 9.6 kW and a model of 11.5 kW. The DC-linked inverter makes both immediate energy consumption from the solar panel and storage in a battery, with both functions in one device. The SMA inverter makes up to 200% DC oversizing, to support the production of solar production and battery chargingout…

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Solar Service Provider EnergyAid has announced the acquisition of the intellectual property of Titan Solar Power. After the recent bankruptcy application from Titan Solar Power, EnergyAid will offer continuous support to the former customers of Titan. This step follows the recent acquisitions of SunWorks and Solcius of EnergyAid, so that the reach and the possibilities have been further expanded. With this acquisition, EnergyAid improves its national proactive monitoring initiative and offers essential support to tens of thousands of former customers of Titan Solar Power. Through remote diagnostics, early issue detection and efficient repair services, EnergyAid wants to prevent expensive disturbances…

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India added 23.8 GW new solar capacity in Fiscal 2025, an increase of 58.5% years after year, according to JMK Research. April 11, 2025 Uma Gupta By PV Magazine India India added 23,823 MW of solar capacity in tax 2025, which marked an increase of 58.5% compared to the previous year. Projects on Nuts scale, strong growth on the roof under the PM Surya Ghar scheme and a tripling of off-grid installations provided national implementation, according to JMK Research. Jaarlijkse installaties omvatten 16,9 GW van zonne-projecten op utility-schaal, een stijging van 47% ten opzichte van het fiscale 2024. JMK-onderzoek schreef…

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