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From PV Magazine 6/25 Overproduction at levels that outweigh the final demand is untenable for every industry, and from 2022 to 2024 the PV industry over produced considerably, which leads to large storage growth and manufacturers of support in a corner. At the end of 2024, Cru Group believes that the global module inventory has risen high enough to explain around 50% of the installations in the same year. It is important to note that this oversupply did not arise due to a decrease in the final demand. In 2022, 2023 and 2024 there were strong installations in the PV…

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On July 11, Lodestar Energy held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate its latest community sun project in New Windsor, New York. The 2.5 MWAC Project Op Moores Hill will provide approximately 350 houses in the city of Kingston renewable energy and offer residents environmental, social and economic benefits. The event brought together the devoted team of Lodestar and important community partners, including mayor Steve Noble and Chief Sustainability Officer Julie Noble, together with representatives of the Mid-Hudson Energy Transition, a local non-profit, a local non-profit, a partner of a community. Their collaboration was crucial for the success of the…

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Trina Green Hydrogen has shipped a containerized megawatt-class Electrolyzer to Europe, while Photowatio Renewable Ventures has selected the Evance to support a green ammonia project in Brazil. August 1, 2025 Sergio Matalucci Trina green hydrogen Has sent its Megawatt class container electrolytic hydrogen production system from China to Europe. “It is expected to arrive at the destination in September 2025 and to be brought into demonstration work before the end of the year. This marks a significant breakthrough in the entire process of supplying Trina Green in the global hydrogen energy market,” ” said The Chinese company. It noted that…

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Jared Polis government has today announced new actions to expand the leading progress of Colorado about saving people on renewable energy and to improve the cheaper access to clean energy for people in the whole state. This includes a new one Colorado Energy Savings Navigatorhelping this color trance determine which tax credits they are eligible to save money on clean energy, as well as an executive action by GOV. Policy to ensure that government agencies give priority to renewable energy projects that save money and stimulate the economy of Colorado. “Today we take action to ensure that ColorAdans have easy…

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An international research team has tested a floating PV system with a “softly connected” configuration under offshore conditions, with the help of six modular pontoons coupled by elastic rod elements to simulate moor lines and connections. August 1, 2025 Emiliano Bellini Researchers from Oslo Metropolitan University in Norway have used a numerical model to assess the hydrodynamic response of a floating PV system prototype with soft connections for offshore conditions. “Every array consists of many standard floats, softly connected with the help of ropes to reduce fatigue problems,” said researcher Jian Dai PV -Magazine. “Different Arrays are electrically connected to…

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By SB staff July 31, 2025 As part of the Columbia district ambitious PowerPath DC -InitiativeThe Public Service Commission has selected Ecosuity And Ecogy Energy To participate in a new pilot project aimed at unlocking the full potential of distributed energy sources (Ders) through advanced inverter and real -time grid interaction. Announced on July 30, the Solar Aggregation and Advanced Inverter Pilot Project will test how a series of Ders -including solar pv, battery storage, flexibility of the building load and EV -chargers -can be digitally aggregated and managed to reduce the capacity of the Sun hosting and the costs…

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Arevon Energy recently celebrated the start of the construction of its Nighthawk Energy Storage project in Poway, California. The 300 MW/1,200 m project Arevon developed and will possess and operate the $ 600 million Nighthawk Energy Storage project. Rossendin With a California head office, the project is building on behalf of Auevon, which is expected to be employed by more than 130 employees during the height building. PG&E will be the offtaker of the project via a long -term PPA. Battery systems on batteries on utility scale can be stored electricity during low demand periods and then efficiently discharged into…

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Where Energies started production in its new 1.8 GW Solar Module Factory in West India. August 1, 2025 Uma Gupta Image: Where Energies, PV Magazine By PV Magazine India Where Energies has started production with the new production facility of 1.8 GW Solar module in India. The new facility in Chikhli, Gujarat, increases the total installed PV module production capacity from where to 16.8 GW per year. The company also has a 5.4 GW production line for solar cells and is expanding its electricity and upstream capacities aggressively. Towards the end of the Tax 2027, where Energies scales up to…

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Australian Gas Light Co. (AGL) has reached a definitive investment decision about its 500 MW/2,000 MWh Battery Energy Storage System (Bess) in Australia. It has selected Fluence as the delivery partner of the project. August 1, 2025 EV Foley By PV Magazine Australia Energy Group AGL has reached a final investment decision on the 500 MW/2,000 MWh Tomago BessThat is approximately 20 km northwest of Newcastle, New South Wales. It has appointed Energy Storage Company Fluence to build the project. The construction of the Aud 800 million ($ 514 million) Battery Energy Storage System starts at the end of 2025.…

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An international research team has tested a hybrid control technique that combines adapted Perturb and observes (APO) with model-predictive control to tackle complex partial shadow in solar arrays. The method, validated by simulation and physical experiments, reportedly performs better than existing approaches. August 1, 2025 Lior Kahana Research led by scientists from the Chinese University of Petroleum (East -China) has developed a new maximum Power Tracking (MPPT) technology for PV systems under complex partial shadow conditions. The new APO-MPC technology combines adapted PERTURB and observing with model predictive control. The team developed the approach in Matlab/Simulink and validated it through…

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