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The Green Energy Group van Denmark offers vehicle-integrated PV solutions for road transport customers in Europe and North America. The PV systems have copper-Indium-Indium-Gallium-Gallium-Gallium-Senide Thin film technology in solutions that are designed to extend the battery life of the battery, to cut CO2 emissions and reduce the fuel consumption of the diesel. July 21, 2025 Valerie Thompson Green Energy Group in Denmark has developed thin, lightweight vehicle -integrated PV (VIPV) solutions for trucks, trailers and long -distance buses. Described as suitable for diesel-powered commercial transport vehicles to reduce emissions, to extend the life of the electrical system battery and to…

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The 80 MW Stony project (photo) and 50 MW Ferrymuir Bess will be expanded from 1 hour to 2 hours expensive. Image: Gore Street Capital. After “continuing underperformance”, RM Funds, based in Edinburgh, asked that the Gore Street Energy Storage Fund (GSF) board is being assessed. In the past three years, the GSF stock price has fallen almost 47% and is traded with a discount of approximately 37% to the net asset value (NAV). RM funds, a GSF shareholder in the long term, have issued a notification to apply for a general meeting of shareholders because of “persistent underperformance, a…

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Researchers from the Fraunhofer ISE have combined indoor and outdoor tests to understand and quantify degradation processes in Topcon sun panels. The new method is intended to provide data for validating and improving stress laboratory protocols. July 21, 2025 Emiliano Bellini A research team of the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems (Fraunhofer ISE) of Germany has accelerated laboratory aging combined with extra exposure to improve the assessment of the reliability of the Topcon sun module. The new method is intended to provide data for validating and improving stress laboratory protocols. “By comparing the evolution of lab-induced damage under real…

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Germany, according to the Federal Network Agency (Bundesnetzagentur), added 905 MW to new photovoltaic capacity in June, so that annual solar implementations were brought to more than 6.2 GW. July 18, 2025 Sandra Enkhardt Sunset on Frankfurt, Germany Image: Ivan Mihajlovic, Unsplash By PV Magazine Germany According to Bundesnetzagenur, Germany has deployed around 905 MW new PV capacity. The total of 1,146 MW fell in May and 1,449 MW in June 2024. Systems on the roof were good for 439 MW of the new capacity that was installed in June, while 319 MW mounted on the ground contributed to the…

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Palletized solar modules are waiting for recycling in a solarcycle warehouse. Nowadays Seia has unveiled a new route map to implement a circular economy approach in the American solar and storage industry. Since solar energy and storage are a majority of the new power of the electric grid from America, this plan imposes a strategic vision to prepare the industry for the challenge of managing the growing volume of equipment that reach the end of the lifetime of its services. The circular economy is a model of resources production that disconnects economic growth from the consumption of resources. Embracing the…

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US to impose a steep antidumping height on battery material from China On Thursday, the United States unveiled provisional anti -dumping rights of 93.5 percent on the import of an important battery component from China, after looking at a petition about this. The final provisions regarding tasks on graphite are expected at the beginning of December, according to the US Commerce Department. The investigation came after a petition from the American active anodia material producers, an ad-hoc coalition including American graphite producers, at the end of last year. Graphite is an important raw material that is used in making anodes…

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The Spanish government kicked off its first schedule access to 3,681 MW at eight transmission nodes in six regions, aimed at areas with large-scale industrial demand. July 18, 2025 Pilar Sánchez Molina Image: Deon Fosu, Unsplash By PV Magazine Spain The Ministry of Spain for ecological transition and the demographic challenge (Miteco) has launched its first tender to allocate schedule capacity to eight electricity transmission nodes in Andalusia, Aragon, Castilla-La Mancha, Catalonia, Galicia and the Basque Country. The total access capacity is 3,681 MW and corresponds to junctions in which important industrial developments have submitted requests. These grid points are…

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Standard Solar announced that it works with Wattch, a provider of subsequent generation of cloud -based energy monitoring, intelligence and control solutions. Strengthening perceptibility and shipability is a movement that can work more efficiently, adapt to evolving market conditions and meets the increasing operational requirements of a dynamic energy market. According to the agreement, Standard Solar migrates around 370 MW from its existing portfolio to the Wattch platform and uses Wattch’s hardware, software and services to support additional developments in the field of solar and storage in the coming years. “We worked together with Wattch because of their dedication on…

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The adoption of the inflation reduction law was the starting gun for the race to build up the domestic supply chain for the solar and storage industry. The advanced production production -credit (45x) offers incentives to American companies that make solar panels, inverters, energy storage systems, tracking components and more, and it causes a revival of production at home. Not only were more companies encouraged to make the product in their own country, but they could sell those credits for in advance cash to invest in their activities, something that many companies have benefited from. Production on the Solar Panel…

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When the American government was investigating whether solar cells and panels from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam were dumped on the American market in 2024 as a result of which the American manufacturers could not compete, the activities in those countries quickly worked elsewhere. Soon imports from India, Indonesia and Laos started rattling. The American industry has taken note. Nowadays, a new antidumping/countervailing obligation (AD/CVD) investigation has been submitted by the Alliance for American Solar Manufacturing and Trade In the three new countries. The American International Trade Court (ITC) and the Commerce (DOC) department officially have a series of rates…

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