Author: solarenergy

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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Nestled in the foothills of the Brushy Mountains of North Carolina, Deal OrchardsA family farm in the third generation understands the value of creating a more sustainable future. That is why in 2024 it is part of the stone fruit and apple -area in the Certified Program, a rigorous, science -based method for the production of commercial tree fruit, aimed at protecting pollinators, useful insects and environmental sources. Deal Orchards is the first orchard in the southeast that becomes an ecocertified grower. Now the company can add 75% of its energy needs with on-site solar energy to its list of…

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The latest analysis of ALEASOFT Energy Forecasting discovers that the weekly average electricity prices fell on most major European markets last week, driven by lower gas and CO2 emission prices and in some cases an increase in solar energy production. July 4, 2025 Patrick Jowett Electricity prices fell on most major European markets during the week of June 23, according to analysis of ALEASOFT Energy Prognosing. Compared to the week before, the consultancy noted a decrease in the weekly average electricity price in the Belgian, British, Dutch, German, Italian, Nordic, Portuguese and Spanish markets. The exception was the French market,…

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In strategic cooperation to accelerate the approval of residential solar energy, EnergySage announced its collaboration with Third Act, a Grassroots Climate and Democracy Organization that mobilizes older Americans as volunteers and activists, founded by environmental activist Bill McKibben. The collaboration is designed to make Zonne -Zonne energy more accessible, more affordable and comprehensible for homeowners throughout the country. “We know that the local sun is a smarter solar – but myths continue to exist,” said McKibben. “Solar Power werkt – we hebben nu staten en landen die elke dag bewijzen dat je moderne economieën op macht kunt runnen van de…

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In an age where renewable energy is no longer optional but essential, Lithium Ferro Phosphate (LFP) battery technology is quietly revolutionizing how we store and use solar power. While solar panels have long captured the spotlight in the renewable energy conversation, it’s the rapid evolution of battery storage technology that’s transforming our ability to harness the sun’s energy. LFP batteries, with their chemistry and impressive performance, are leading this storage revolution. The solar industry has witnessed remarkable growth over the past decade, with panel efficiency increasing and installation costs decreasing. Yet, this progress would be limited without similar advancements in…

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The plan will offer a 25 -year route map for network development for gas, hydrogen and electricity. Image: Matthew Henry via Unsplash. The National Energy System Operator (NESO) has opened a public consultation on plans to redevelop the British energy network. The Centralized Strategic Network Plan (CSNP) brings together the planning of electricity, gas and hydrogen transmission and will look beyond 2030 to offer a 25-year-old roadmap for transmission repair. The plan is assessed and adjusted every three years if necessary. Ministers of Energie from the UK, the Scottish and Welsh Governments have ordered Neso to develop the CSNP in…

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Sinopec has commissioned a 7.5 MW offshore floating solar project in full seawater conditions in China. July 4, 2025 Brian Publicover Sinopec has started exploiting China’s first commercial floating offshore solar factory. It developed the 7.5 MW facility with support from the province of Shandong and the municipality of Qingdao. The project, built in a complete seawater environment, comprises 60,000 square meters and is expected to generate 16.7 million kWh of electricity per year, while the carbon emissions are reduced by 14,000 tons. The installation is the largest floating PV system from Sinopec so far and integrates an earlier floating…

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