Author: solarenergy

Industrial robots currently account for 8% of total energy consumption throughout a vehicle’s entire lifecycle in the automotive sector, highlighting the power demands of robotic automation. Exciting innovations are emerging in the fields where robots operate entirely on clean, renewable energy. Meet the solar-powered robots already transforming agriculture, environmental monitoring, and beyond—autonomous machines that harness the sun’s energy to work up to 14 hours a day without ever needing a traditional power source. The convergence of robotics and renewable energy is one of the most promising developments in sustainable technology. As businesses face pressure to reduce their carbon footprint and…

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NC Clean Energy Technology Center (NCCETC) identifies the latest trends in the policy of electric vehicles in its quarterly “50 States of Electric Vehicles”. July 31, 2025 Rachel Metea By PV Magazine USA Legal legislators asked reliability standards last quarter for chargers in the United States in the United States, a top trend de NCCETC identified in its quarterly report, “50 states of electric vehicles: Q2 2025.” The report found three trends in actions of electric vehicles taken in the second quarter of 2025: 1) policy makers who pursue technical and reliability requirements for charging stations; 2) utilities that implement…

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Researchers in Turkey tested a new cooling body design to cool insulated port bipolar transistor (IGBT) Arrays in tanning. They discovered that it reduced modulet temperatures with more than 6 ° C in laboratory experiments. July 31, 2025 Emiliano Bellini Researchers from the Manisa Celal Bayar University in Turkey have suggested using an aluminum cooling body (HS) of the peeled type to cool isolated port bipolar transistor (IGBT) Arrays in Solar PV-Omsorters. In the study “Evaluation of the thermal performance of vapor rooms Integrated torn VIN Cool body for PV-Inverterkoeling Multiple source condition”Which was recently published in Case studies in…

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Non-profit Maintaining affordable homes (POAH) recently received the Green Light from Eversource to operate his newly installed 40.3-KW solar project on the roof in his family affordable housing in Bourne, Massachusetts. The Array was partially financed by one Gap Energy Grant From the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection. The GAP Energy Grant is an innovative and cost -effective financing model that supports clean energy projects to reduce energy consumption, save money and reduce greenhouse gases to reduce the effects of climate change. The solar system on the roof at High Meadow Townhomes was facilitated by Poah’s Partner Courts, Housing Assistance,…

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Scientists used geographical information systems and analytical hierarchy process methods to identify the most suitable areas of Iran for PV water pump systems. They found 43.2% of the country unsuitable, with the province of Ardabil the most favorable. July 30, 2025 Lior Kahana Researchers from the German RWTH Aachen University and Iran’s University of Tehran have proposed a new method to identify suitable locations for the implementation of PV water pump systems (PVWPS). The methodology uses a geographical information system (GIS) and an analytical hierarchy process (AHP) and was demonstrated in the case of Iran. “Our study introduces a new…

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Heliostat -Arays Eyed for asteroid detection during night hours A researcher at Sandia National Laboratories has presented an innovative new use for heliostats, the large mirrors that are usually used to concentrate sunlight on generating solar energy. John Sandusky believes that these mirrors can play a key role in detecting asteroids in the dark. “Heliostat fields don’t have a night job. They are just unused there,” said Sandusky. “The nation has the opportunity to give them a night job at relatively low costs for finding objects in the neighborhood of the earth.” The approach could improve early detection and response…

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Comed and Prologis have announced a new 1.56 MW Community Solar project on the roof in Franklin Park, Illinois. It is the first in an 82-MW portfolio for Prologis in the State in the next two years. More than half of the energy credit of the portfolio will be aimed at income -qualified households, which means that access to clean energy in disadvantaged communities in the area of Chicago and then is expanded. “We are proud to participate in Comed to officially launch this project, the first of many community projects for the community that our energy team uses our…

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Norway’s solar deployment speed delayed in the first half of 2025 compared to the previous two years, because the government introduced new regulations aimed at medium-sized commercial systems. July 30, 2025 Patrick Jowett Norway According to figures from the Norwegian Water stocks and Energy Directorate (NVE), 49 MW Zonne -Zonne energy installed during the first six months of 2025. The result is due to the deployment rate during the first six months of the two years earlier, which reached 79 MW in the first six months of 2024 and a record 145 MW in the first half of 2023. Hassan…

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A global scientific team has designed a new multigeneration system based on renewable energy and storage of liquid air energy and then used soft computing techniques to optimize their operation. The optimized livalized costs of hydrogen (LCOH) were $ 1.52/kg and $ 5.22/m³. July 30, 2025 Lior Kahana A research team led by scientists from the TOOSI University of Technology from Iran has proposed a new multi -owneration system that produces electricity, fresh water, hydrogen, heating, cooling and sodium hypochlorite. It is based on renewable energy with a LAES system (Liquid Air Energy Storage). “The most new aspect of the…

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