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The American manufacturer said that the new heat pump boiler can supply up to 60% more hot water than standard electric boilers. The system is available in options of 240 V and 120 V and with a capacity ranging from 160 l to 190 L. June 4, 2025 Emiliano Bellini American heating specialist GE devices, a unit of the China-based Haier Smart Home Company, which is part of Chinese multinational house equipment and Consumer Electronics Company Haier Group, has launched a heat pump boiler for residential applications. The new product will initially be for sale in the United States and…

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TPG Rise Climate has taken over Aurora Energy Research, based in the UK and expanded the portfolio of the climate analysis of the American investment firm. The deal follows reports earlier this year that the private equity owner of Aurora investigated a GBP 1 billion ($ 1.35 billion) sale. June 4, 2025 Pilar Sánchez Molina Image: Bob Brewer, Unsplash TPG Rise Climate, the climate investment platform of the American alternative asset manager TPG (formerly known as Texas Pacific Group), has taken over Aurora Energy Research, a British market research and consultancy firm. Closure is expected in the second half of…

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Independent Test Laboratory Kiwa-Pelveld today published the 11th edition of the PV module Reliability Corecard, with extensively tested PV modules from 50 different manufacturers. The score card reveals improvements in energy yield per watt-peak and resistance to the potential induced demolition, but an increase in fracture under mechanical stress and hail simulations, and a generally higher failure percentage is a reason to concern for many. June 4, 2025 Mark Hutchins The Reliability Corecard module, published annually by PV Module Testing Laboratory Kiwa-Pvel, has released its 11one edition today. The Scorecard summarizes the results of extensive reliability tests from on the…

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Australian Battery Solutions Supplier RedeUnth Energy Storage has announced an international partnership that jointly will develop an integrated hardware and energy management system that combines solar, storage and bidirectional loading options for electric vehicles in a single unit. June 4, 2025 David Carroll By PV Magazine Australia The storage of REDEARTH ENERGY storage in Brisbane cooperates with German EV charging specialist Ambibox and the Chinese battery-technical manufacturer Nebula Electronics to develop a residential “Microgrid-in-a-box” (MIB) solution. Marc Sheldon, CEO of REDEARTH, said that the MIB system would first deliver a world, in which all function options of solar energy, battery…

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The US Dept. Whether Energy’s (Do) Office of Electricity (OE) announced more than $ 8 million in selections for financing on projects Accelerating Microgrid innovation via the Microgrid Assistance Partnership (C-MAP) program community. This program will finance 14 projects that reach 35 cities and villages and 20 partners, including business and non -profit organizations, Alaska Native Corporations, a trade union and power providers such as utilities and energy cooperatives. In addition to $ 5.5 million in direct financing to communities supported by Microgrid Energy System, C-MAP offers more than $ 2.6 million for technical expertise that is provided through Doet’s…

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A single transaction in the metaverse consumes up to 200 times more energy than a standard web search. As tech giants pour billions into creating immersive digital worlds, this virtual expansion comes with a very real energy cost – data centers supporting the metaverse could consume as much as 2.4-3.2% of global electricity by 2030, comparable to the entire energy consumption of a country like Japan. While we marvel at digital avatars attending virtual concerts or businesses conducting meetings in elaborate digital spaces, these experiences ride on a massive physical infrastructure of servers, cooling systems, and networking equipment that runs…

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Reconciliation legislation adopted by the American House of Representatives in May can endanger the solar and storage courts nationally in May if the Senate cannot improve the recovery of tax credits for clean energy passed by the house. New state-per-state analysis that was released today by the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) warns that Solar and Storage jobs can be attached to every US state if the bill continues with the house. States Like California, Texas, Florida and Illinois would be hit Hardest, and the Majority of Job Losses Will Be in States Won by President Trump in 2024. Texas,…

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Maxwell Technologies is planning to pick up $ 272 million through a convertible bonds and use the money to develop machines for the production of tandem solar modules based on perovskiet. June 3, 2025 Vincent Shaw Chinese PV production equipment manufacturer Maxwell Unveiled plans to collect up to CNY 1.97 billion (USD 272 million) via a Cabriolet offer for non -specific investors. Net yield will finance a new Perovskite Tandem Solar Cell Equipment Production project. The CNY 2.14 billion initiative (USD 296 million) will be overstrained for three years and will be built in Suzhou in the province of Jiangsu…

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The Baochi storage station in Yunnan integrates lithium and sodium ion technologies on a scale, a global first, aimed at stabilizing renewable energy and saving costs while China accelerates its energy transition. June 3, 2025 Vincent Shaw Image: China Southern Grid Energy Storage By ESS News China Southern Power Grid (CSG) announced on 26 May to the commissioning of the Baochi Energy Storage Station in Wenshan, the province of Yunnan-a national pilot project and the first large-scale Hybrid Lithium-Natrium area-storage facility in China. The factory is also the world’s first to use a grid-forming sodium ion battery system. With a…

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A passport of digital product can support circular practices in the European PV industry by compiling the tracking of material composition, recycling and supplier information, crucial for material recovery. June 3, 2025 Bern University of Applied Sciences Researchers from the Bern University of Applied Sciences (BUAS)working in the project financed by the EU “Go out Project, ”have developed a prototype of a passport of Digital Product (DPP) to support circular practices in the European PV industry. The Platform based on DPP aims to improve data management and traceability in the PV value chain, making it easier to make effective end-of-life…

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