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The second solar auction of Italy under the transitional stimulation of transitional stimulation will be completed in mid-November. Projects up to 1 MW large must be built with modules, cells and inverters that are not manufactured in China. September 5, 2025 Massimiliano Tripodo By PV Magazine Italy Italian energy agency Store dei Servizi Energetici (GSE) has the Second auction of solar energy Under the new stimulation schedule of Italy for renewable energy, the “transition” Fer X program. The purchasing exercise is expected to assign at least 200 MW PV capacity and a maximum of 1.6 GW. Commercial and industrial PV…

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Transparent solar concentrator changes windows into clean energy sources A team from Nanjing University has developed a transparent, colorless solar center plant that can be applied directly to regular glass windows, allowing buildings to generate electricity without changing their appearance. The innovation, reported in Photonix, is based on cholesteric liquid crystal multiple layers to divert sunlight to window edges equipped with photovoltaic cells. Conventional lumines center and scattering concentrators are often confronted with problems such as distortion, inefficiency and limited scalability. The new concentrator, on the other hand, reaches polarization-selective Difraction and wave guide while retaining clarity, with an average…

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In a new weekly update for PV -MagazineSolcast, a DNV company, reports that fire brigade and storm activities in North America in August have formed the solar conditions in August, with radiation in central and eastern regions but above average in the northeast. September 5, 2025 Dissolved North American solar conditions were formed in August by several serious phenomena, where both fire and storm activity led to very variable radiation over the continent. Wildfire smoke of running Canadian fires and tropical weather systems in the US in the southeast drove irradiation in central and eastern regions, while high -pressure systems…

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Ulty Technologies The testing of lithium-iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells has been fully completed with North American materials completed. Uliton, a company in Nevada, carried out cell design, assembly and tests, using High-pure phosphate and iron located from Canada First phosphate. The companies signed a memorandum of agreement in 2023 to develop this North -American supply chain. The tested battery cells used a North -American supply chain consisting of: Phosphate: High pure phosphoric acid produced from coagulation phosphate concentrate extracted from the first phosphate Bégin-Lamarche trait in the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean in Quebec, Canada. Iron: IJzer powder produced using magnetite concentrate from…

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Preliminary results of the fourth auction of renewable energy sources in the Philippines show 9.4 GW in award-winning solar, wind and storage projects, short of the purpose of 10.6 GW, with remaining capacity in floating solar and solar plus storage that must be re-assigned to qualified bidders. September 5, 2025 Patrick Jowett Image: Pyrrhus Cunanan, Unsplash The Philippines’Fourth Green Energy Auction (GEA-4) obtained a subscription of 88%, with 9,423 MW of the 10,653 MW allocated capacity that has been registered, published according to provisional figures published by the Ministry of Energy of the Land (Doe). The auction, FIrst announced Earlier…

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With 116 GW of large loading capacity or under construction, the American utilities are planning a significant growth of large tax capacity-equal to 15.5% of the current American peak demand, according to a new Wood Mackenzie study of important utilities of investors. Accounting projects in advanced discussion or a short -term prediction brings the total to 147 GW, or 20% of the American peak question. The report, “No way back, an analysis of large loading pipelines with utilities”Shows that a considerable part of this capacity will come online for decade, with 60 GW expected to be added until 2030, similar…

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This week, women in Solar+ Europe give a voice to Polina Vasilenko, founder and CEO of French Heliorec. She says that even after more than two decades in the energy sector, she is still confronted with bias and skepticism. “Sometimes people simply underestimate me because I am a woman. Other times they reject my work because it is unconventional; floating solar energy does not always fit in traditional views of energy infrastructure,” she says. September 5, 2025 Women in solar energy+ Europe When people ask me why diversity, fairness and inclusion is important in solar and renewable energy, my answer…

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The Tiger Neo 3.0 panel has an 85% bifacility factor that translates into 553-570 W from the back of the side coast, according to the Chinese manufacturer. The new product is claimed as the ‘most powerful solar module in the world’. September 5, 2025 Emiliano Bellini The Chinese Zonne -Module -Maker Jinkosolar has presented its new Tiger Neo 3.0 sun module based on tunnel oxide Passivated Contact (Topcon) design. The manufacturer labeled the new product as the ‘the world’s most powerful solar panel’ on the grounds of 650-670 W front-side capacity and a 85% bifacility factor that is said to…

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A research team led by the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems (Fraunhofer ISE) of Germany and the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (Kaust) in Saudi-Arabia has a perovskiet-Silicon Tandem Solar Cell manufactured with the help of a two-piece perovskite-deposes Industry stars. The researchers explained that the novelty of their new tandem device is the high-quality surface passion of the Perovskiet top cell, which makes its combination possible with a standard silicon floor solar cell, the texturization of which is a problem for depositing the perovskiet layer. “Until now, effective passivation has not been fully utilized on structured…

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