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H&H Aluminum PVT. Ltd. has opened a new factory in the solar panel frame in India, with an annual production capacity of 24,000 tons. July 7, 2025 Brian Publicover By PV Magazine India H&H Aluminum, based in India, has inaugurated an aluminum solar panel frame facility in Chibhda, Gujarat, with a production capacity of 24,000 tons per year. The company said that the site is the largest such factory in India and can support up to 6 GW in annual solar installations. CR Patil, United States Minister of Jal Shakti, Indian government, has inaugurated the facility. H&H Aluminum said it…

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The Milksham Bess, one of those included in the new floor agreements. Image: Statera Energy / Gresham House / Grid. The Gresham House Energy Storage Fund (Grid) has concluded long -term floor price agreements with counterparties Statkraft and Markel Bermuda, a total of 789 MW. The deals cover 412 MW of Battery Energy Storage System (Bess) -capacity with Statkraft -Markten GmbH from 2025 and 2027, and 377 MW capacity with Markel Bermuda, part of the insurance company Markel Group, once in a debt painting, said guest. That is 789 MW, about 74% of the 1072MW BES portfolio of the grid,…

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Suncable has welcomed the decision of the Australian federal government to renew the most important project status for the Australian PowerLink of Australia Asia, which wants to deliver renewable power from the Northern Territory to industries and urban centers in Darwin and Singapore. July 7, 2025 David Carroll By PV Magazine Australia The Australian government has retained its confidence in the plans of Suncable to build one of the world’s largest solar and battery energy storage projects, complete with the world’s largest undersea transmissielink, causing the world’s expansion Major project status For the proposal of Australia Asia PowerLink (Aapowerlink). Suncable…

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China’s senior officials have sworn to curb low price competition and surplus capacity in the sun sector, because the authorities start implementing measures aimed at stabilizing supply chains and re -balancing the market. July 7, 2025 Vincent Shaw The Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) held a high-level meeting last week with leaders of the solar industry, indicating the government’s plans to implement guidelines from the Central Financial and Economic Affairs Commission. The authorities strive to curb ‘disorderly’ competition and lead the sector to more sustainable growth. Miit Minister Li Lecheng was chairman of the meeting, including 14…

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The American company held the first test of its solar panels designed to provide solar-electric propulsion systems for the Gateway Space Station with power. July 7, 2025 Ryan Kennedy By PV Magazine USA Jacksonville, Redwire Corporation, established in Florida, announced that it completed the first implementation test of his roll -out Solar Arrays (ROSA) for the Lunar Gateway Space Station. Redwire said that the Rosas of 60 KW is the most powerful so far. The Arrays are designed to feed electrical propulsion systems of solar energy for gateway, a small space station that will be the first station in Lunar…

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Australian Gas Light Co. (AGL) has purchased 100% of a virtual power plant homes (VPP) in South Australia from Tesla, with plans to integrate it with its VPP network on the east coast. July 4, 2025 EV Foley By PV Magazine Australia Sydney -based energy Agl has purchased 100% of social housing VPP in South Australia TeslaGiving access to a growing network of residential solar and battery systems. AGL said it will install 400 extra home batteries in 2025 as part of a deal reported by the Australian Financial Review To be worth tens of millions of dollars. The agreement…

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Firetrace International And Fire brigade systems Work together to launch the condensed aerosol -fire -suppressed technology of FirePro in the United States. FirePRO products are now available through selected Firetrace distributors in the United States. This includes its own FirePro-Aerosol-forming connection. This non-pressing, total flooding aerosol fire suppression technology has already been certified worldwide, stated and trusted in risky environments such as electrical rooms, power generation, marine engine compartments and storage systems for battery energy. “With FirePro technology in our portfolio we bring our customers another powerful tool to protect critical infrastructure,” said Tom Crane, President of Firetrace. “The flexible…

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In a new weekly update for PV -MagazineSolcast, a DNV company, reports that solar radiation was influenced in June by the earliest large hurricane in Mexico, while natural burning smoke and persistent cloud suppressed irradiation over most of the middle and east -vs July 4, 2025 Dissolved Noord -America saw a turbulent start to summer, with large weather conditions on the solar production on the continent. Mexico has registered the earliest large hurricane, with clouds that significantly influenced the irradiation, while high -pressure systems brought sunshine and dry conditions to the American West. In the rest of the US, nature…

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Gamechange SolarA supplier of ZonnetRacker and supplier with a fixed tilt, has debuted his next generation of Genius Tracker TF, his site-following solar tracker. Genius Tracker TF now has a slope adjustment of a maximum of 1.7 ° between messages. With this upgrade, solar developers can approach more project locations with difficult topography and reduce assessment costs and environmental effects. “Terrain challenges can be a big barrier for the development of solar projects on utility scale,” said Derick Botha, CCO at Gamencange Solar. “Genius Tracker TF helps our customers to overcome those challenges by offering a tracker solution that works…

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New research into the PV markets of the four countries that form the so-called Visegrad group have confirmed that solar trosuments are mainly driven by economic interests instead of environmental problems. The scientists came up with the concept of “energy self-defense” to define all those behaviors that encourage homeowners to resort to PV in an attempt to tackle price shocks. July 4, 2025 Emiliano Bellini A European research team has investigated how residential prosumers acted in difficult regulatory environments in countries of the so-called Visgrad Group (V4)-the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary and Hungary and has discovered that one…

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