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The Canadian Solar Infrastructure Fund says that the April output is by 10.2% lower than prediction in its Japanese portfolio due to raised grid -restrictions, especially on the island of Kyushu. May 14, 2025 Brian Publicover The Canadian Solar Infrastructure Fund registered a shortage in April in the Electricity generation of April in its 33 solar assets in Japan. It mentioned an increase in the defendant percentages due to transmission operators as the most important factor behind the underperformance. The fund said it generated 24.7 GWH in April, 10.2% under the prediction of 27.5 GWH based on P50 projections. This…

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AXPO has started to arrange a 2.5 MW hydrogen production facility (HPF) in Switzerland remotely, while Statkraft says that the new green hydrogen projects will stop in the midst of market uncertainty. May 14, 2025 Sergio Matalucci Axpo Test the remote control of a fully automated hydrogen project in Switzerland. “After the test operation has been completed, we will step -by -step transition to an unmanned factory operation,” the Swiss company told an unmanned factory PV -MagazineExplain that the project remains challenging. “Enerzijds moeten de sensorgegevens van de plant continu en automatisch worden gecontroleerd om ervoor te zorgen dat de…

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Dongguk University researchers develop scalable zinc-ion battery technology for industrial use A Dongguk University research team, led by Association Lecter Geon-Hyoung An of the Department of Energy and Materials Engineering, has introduced a promising alternative for traditional lithium ion batteries for industrial energy storage. Their work, recently published in the Journal Advanced Energy Materials, is investigating the use of stainless steel foil (G@SSF-400) as the current collector for zinc ion batteries. In contrast to conventional lithium ion systems, which form significant fire risks and high costs, zinc ion batteries based on water-based electrolytes offer a safer, more cost-effective and environmentally…

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At Intersolar Europe in Munich, various companies presented their concepts for powerful Perovskite Tandem Photovoltaïschens. The first modules are expected to be available in the second half of the year. The different approaches by manufacturers are clear. May 14, 2025 Cornelia Lichner By PV Magazine Germany Anyone who ran with his eyes open through the corridors of the Intersolar Europe in Munich could, in addition to standard module technologies such as Topcon and Heterojunction, double-sided and with back contacts, other modules that are not in line with the mainstream and are currently waiting for a breakthrough. Particularly striking were the…

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Kintore Bess from Alcemi will be demanded in collaboration with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) through his flagship funds. Image: Alcemi. Scottish ministers in the Energy Complex unit have approved an application of energy storage developer Alcemi for a 300 MW Battery Energy Storage System (Bess) in Aberdenshire, Scotland. The transmission-bound Kintore Bess is located on a brownfield site of 5.7 hectares on the edge of the existing Midmill Business Park, 1.5 km south of Kintore and 2.8 km east of the Kintore substation. After approval, Alcemi has a pipeline of 1,800 MW battery storage with building permit in Scotland. UK-wide,…

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Since PV and wind energy plants caused a considerable oversupply on 11 May, the electricity price decreased to a low point of minus € 250 per megawatt hours. Charging PV storage systems or electric cars during these hours thus generated income for customers with dynamic electricity rates between noon and 3 p.m. May 14, 2025 Sandra Enkhardt On 11 May, the day prize peaked at minus € 250.32 per megawatt hours. Source: Energy rights/Fraunhofer Isee By PV Magazine Germany On Sunday 11 May, electricity prices for customers with dynamic rates in Germany fell for the first time this year in…

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The Australian Perovskiet cell producer Halocell Energy cooperates with researchers from the University of Queensland to speed up the commercial production of lead-free solar panels based on record-breaking tin-and-halide PV cell technology. May 14, 2025 David Carroll By PV Magazine Australia After achieving a world record-certified efficiency of 16.65% with a tin-based perovskite solar cell, researchers from the University of Queensland have announced that they will collaborate with the Australian celf-manufacturer Halocell Energy to stimulate the commercialization of technology. The research team, led by Peng Chen from the Australian Institute for Bioginating and Nanotechnology (AIBN), has one 2D/3D tin-halide perovskite…

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The package will finance the construction of the Ocker Hill Bess, shown here in a 3D renderer. Image: Eku Energy. Energy -storage specialist EKU Energy has protected £ 45 million in debt financing to finance the construction of a new storage system for battery energy (BESS) in the West Midlands. The financial package comes from Natwest Bank and the Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) and will be used to build the Ocker Hill Bess, a 99 MW/198mWH Bess development between the cities of Dudley and Wednesday in the West Midlands. The Ocker Hill Bess will be built close to the…

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Gstar has completed the first phase of its factory in the Philippines, set to produce 1 GW solar modules and 1.5 GW solar cells. The solar manufacturer established in Singapore says that a planned second phase will take the nameplate capacity of the solar module up to 2 GW. May 14, 2025 Patrick Jowett Gstar has launched his first N-type solar module and his new production basis in the Philippines. The module has N-type 183.75 mm cells in a 72-cell bifacial dual glass size. The PV manufacturer established in Singapore said in a statement that by reducing cell distance and…

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Ciel & Terre has completed a 120 MWP floating solar project in India, with various business firms in Engineering and Design, including Rockbout anchoring and a reinforced fiberglass -inverter. The system also marks the first use of the French PV specialist from Spin welding in its floating platform mass samplage. May 14, 2025 Uma Gupta By PV Magazine India Ciel & Terre, a supplier of Floating PV Solutions in France, has announced the completion of a 120 MWP floating solar panel in Opwareshwar in Madhya Pradesh the largest project in India. It developed the project in collaboration with L&T and…

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