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Solares Entreprenes, a Canadian Perovskite startup, started supplying inside -PV modules for integration in sensor devices, so that the first commercial shipment is marked. August 25, 2025 Valerie Thompson The Canadian Perovskite PV technology Startup Solares Enterprises has announced that Sei Energy Technology, the Joint Venture with the Chinese energy technology manufacturer Genesis Technology, has begun to deliver his Perovskite Indoor PV modules to their first customer. “The modules were sent to a worldwide manufacturer of electronic devices for use in different sensor applications,” the company said in a statement, adding that it is expected to be sent to various…

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The production capacity of the Solar Module of India has reached around 100 GW and meets the domestic demand, says Sbicap’s. With the total number of capacity up to 190 GW in March 2027 in the midst of limited export opportunities, the market is confronted with oversupply risks. August 25, 2025 Uma Gupta By PV Magazine India The production capacity of India’s solar module has reached around 100 GW, sufficient to meet the annual domestic demand that, according to a report from SBICAPs, effective use of nameplate ratio of 55% to 65% outgoing. With the total module capacity that is…

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The California Energy Commission (CEC) has added Solesca to the list of approved Solar -Assessment Instruments for Title 24. Developers and EPCs can now use Solesca to generate the required shadow report as part of the certificate of installation – fast, full of confidence and without extra steps. CEC validation means that sun companies that use Solesca can now be approved by the permit in the state of California. Solesca is a pre-CAD solution for solar energy for C&I and ground-mount projects. Non-technical solar developers can make layouts in a few minutes and generate accurate energy estimates. The company will…

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Households in the vicinity of new electricity pylons in Great Britain receive up to £ 2500 discount on their accounts for 10 years, because the government consultations are launched of proposals set out in its planning and infrastructure account.Eligible households, Within 500 meters of new or upgraded electricity transmission -infrastructureWould receive a discount of £ 125 on their electricity bill every six months, which the government encourages a “direct, meaningful” advantage for “supporting the Cleal Energy Mission of Great Britain”.The consultation about the schedule design runs seven weeks.The deciphering of the energy system in accordance with the government’s clean capital…

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Scientists in Canada studied Romaine SLA growth under Cadmium Telluride Dunne film solar modules with different transparency and photosynthetically active radiation, and found the German regulatory framework the most effective for maximizing the Agrivoltaic benefits. August 25, 2025 Lior Kahana Researchers from Canada who from Canada Western University Have experimentally tested the yield of Romaine lettuce in agrivolaric setups, with different transparency and photosynthetically active radiation (par) levels in an attempt to define a clear connection between PV transparency, par and crop productivity. “As far as we know, no earlier research has systematically tested how varying PV transparents influence the…

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Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) developer Eku Energy has announced that it has successfully submitted two Bess projects in the UK.The Basildon Bess, located near Basildon, Essex and the Loudwater Bess, located in Buckinghamshire, have a combined capacity of 130 MWh. The Loudwater Bess has a capacity of 39 MW/55MWH, and the Basildon Bess, the first duration of 2 hours from Eku Energy, has a capacity of 28 MW/56MWH. Both projects use the Bess technology of NHOA Energy, which marks NHOA access to the British Bess market.The systems started construction in February 2024, After Eku Energy and NHOA have announced…

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Certification body The microgeneneration certification scheme (MCS) has shown that the first half of this year has a record number of householders that low -carbon technology such as solar panels, home batteries and heat pumps.In the first six months of 2025, a total of 120,000 certified solar panel installations took place in the United Kingdom, an increase of 37% compared to the same period last year. Moreover, this figure is 13% higher than the previous record set for H1 solar panel installations, which took place in 2012. According to the MCS Data Dashboard, the installations of the Thuis -Op Zonne…

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The Jordan government will finance a five-year program to install on grid-connected solar systems at 1,000 houses of the disabled and their families, starting in 2026. August 25, 2025 Patrick Jowett Image: Anton Lecock, Unsplash JordanThe Ministers’ Cabinet has approved a project that will install solar systems with the houses of people with disabilities. According to the Jordan News Agency, the five -year project will run between 2026 and 2030 and JOD will cost 1.5 million ($ 2.1 million). It is planning to install with Grid-connected solar systems for 1,000 houses of the disabled or families, based on submitted applications.…

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Scientists in Algeria have developed a cheap solution to optimize the cleaning activities for all PV systems. The proposed approach works “effectively” without heavy data requirements, according to its makers. August 25, 2025 Emiliano Bellini Researchers at the Université De Ghardaia van Algeria have developed a new method to improve PV cleaning schedules that guarantee independence of extensive data sets. “Our method functions effectively without heavy data requirements”, the main author of the research, Charaf Abdelkarim Mosbahtold PV -Magazine. “It combines maximum power point tracking (MPPT) techniques, metahuristic optimization and an intelligent cleaning score mechanism (ICSM).” In the study “Smart…

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Space Solar Power Study outlines a potential role in the future of Europe Clean Energy Space-based solar energy could considerably reform the European energy system by 2050, according to new research in the Joule magazine. The study estimates that technology could reduce the dependence on Earth-based wind and solar generation by a maximum of 80% and at the same time lower the total grid costs by 7% to 15%. Researchers modeled the European energy system in 2050 with the help of two NASA-developed designs for orbital solar panels: the innovative heliostat swarm and the adult flat array. The Heliostat design,…

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