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The 11th Midwest Solar Expo has recently been packed in Chicago, which brings together more than 800 professionals in the field of solar energy and clean energy, with innovative products and services by 57 exhibiting companies that offer 37 insightful educational sessions and offer countless networking opportunities. With the event now under Intersolar & Energy Storage Noord -Arikika leadership, the conference will be renamed Intersolar & Energy Storage Noord -Arikika (Iesna) Midwest. “Rebranding Midwest Solar Expo to Iesna Midwest concludes the integration of our teams, platforms and expertise,” said Wes Doane, VP of Iesna. “Meer dan een nieuwe naam, symboliseert…

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GCL Opto -Electronics has given a 1 GW Perovskite Solar Module facility in China for commissioned and says it can increase the capacity to 2 GW per year, depending on the market demand. June 26, 2025 Vincent Shaw GCL Opto -Electronics, a unit of GCL group, officially put its Perovskite -Photovoltaic module in Kunshan, the province of Jiangsu in China. It is the world’s first gigawatt scale production facility for perovskite solar modules. The first phase of the plant, with a type plate capacity of 1 GW, broke ground in May 2024 and was completed in just over a year.…

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The building permit has been granted for the projects in Harley, Kent and the construction and battery supply agreements must be signed soon. Image: Gresham House. Listed Fund Gresham House Energy Storage Fund (Grid) has completed a third-party stock financing of £ 8.6 million to finance the enlargement of the combined 50 MW Glassenbury projects. The stock financing increases the capacity of the 40 MW Glassenbury A and 10 MW Glassenbury B Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) from 38 MWh to 110 MWh, a duration of 2.2 hours. The building permit has been granted for the projects in Harley, Kent…

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Cornex chairman Dai Deming discusses battery prices and R&D prospects in an exclusive interview with PV -Magazine. He says that the effective production capacity of the company in the first quarter of 2025 was more than 110 GWh, second in the lithium-ion battery industry. June 26, 2025 Eckhart Gouras Eckhart Gouras: What is your opinion about the intense price competition in the market for energy storage at the moment? Dai Deming: Firstly, I think that the energy transition is an inevitable trend of our time when we work on carbon peak and carbon neutrality. Of course, the competition is fierce,…

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By contributing author June 25, 2025 By Jake Hoheim, Senior Director – Origination, DSD -Refinable energy sources | Not long ago, solar panels on the roof of a town hall or vast over a parking lot in high school were a rare face. Nowadays these projects become a fixed value in municipal planning. City centers, school campuses, water treatment facilities, libraries, recycling factories and more change the available space in energy -producing assets such as economy, public policy and sustainability goals stimulate infrastructure decisions. Almost 50 GW solar energy were installed In 2024 – an increase of 21% compared to…

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Sunkind Energy has signed an agreement to use the firing and automation equipment of mountingware for 4 GW production capacity of solar module for coming production lines in India. The deal supports Sunkind Energy’s efforts to scale the output of the domestic module in the midst of growing demand and policy stimuli. June 25, 2025 Uma Gupta By PV Magazine India Sunkind Energy has signed an agreement with confirmation solutions from the PV to set up 4 GW production capacity of solar module in India. Sunkind said it will use the Advanced Stringer and Automation Systems of Confirmable to develop…

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Anker Solix has launched the F3000, a portable power plant of 3.1 kWh with 3.6 kW output, double solar inputs and EV and generator loading. The system can be expanded to 12.3 kWh and priced at $ 2,599 in the United States and Canada. June 25, 2025 Tristan Rayner By ESS News Portable battery company Anker Solix has announced the launch of his newest power plant, the Anker Solix F3000. The product offers 3 kWh (3,072 WH to be precise) with an output of 3.6 kW, which can process most devices in a house and devices in the field. The…

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GCL System Integration (GCL SI) introduced its NT10/60gt floating solar module at the recent SNEC 2025 -fair in Shanghai. It developed the seawater -resistant solution in collaboration with the Ocean sun of Norway. June 25, 2025 Vincent Shaw During the 2025 SNEC PVer Expo held in Shanghai in Shanghai, GCL System Integration (GCL SI), a unit of the GCL group, showed its NT10/60TGT floating photovoltaic module, a tailor-made product designed for offshore sun collections. Developed in close collaboration with the Norwegian Navy Solar Specialist Ocean Sun, the module has already been used in floating PV demonstration projects in Brazil and…

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About $ 1.4 billion in US Clean Energy Production -Investments were canceled in May 2025 due to policy uncertainty, according to research group E2. Republican districts saw the biggest impact, with more than $ 9 billion in projects canceled, postponed or closed to date this year. June 24, 2025 Anne Fischer By PV Magazine USA The United States has experienced an increase in industrial production over the past three years as a result of the passage of the Inflation Duction Act. However, that can change if the US Senate is preparing to vote for a massive tax and expenditure law…

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By SB staff June 25, 2025 Despite uncertainty from Washington, the American market for energy storage has a record growth in the first quarter of 2025, according to the latest US Energy Storage Monitor Wood Mackenzie and the American Clean Power Association (ACP). The Report shows That the American market for energy storage has added more than 2 GW more than 2 GW in the first quarter of this year, so that the highest Q1 ever has been registered. The segment on Nuts scale was at the forefront of more than 1.5 GW new capacity, which represents a significant increase…

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