Author: solarenergy

As the European market for solar energy and storage evolves, stakeholders adapt to a gradual transformation: although the residential segment will maintain its significance on the European market, a pivot point of decentralized adoption driven by homeowner to a higher focus on large-scale trials (C & i) and indenting (C & i). Based on the market data of EUPD Research’s Global Energy Transition Get-Matrix©This strategic balance is powered by various interlocking forces: Target: National climate goals lead to an increase in the scale of solar projects. For example, Germany strives for annual PV installations of 22 GW from next year,…

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Researchers investigated which stock conditions of the solar module can help to guarantee stable PV implementation of solar energy at the lowest costs in Europe. The scientists have shown that the stock is cost -effective, mainly under unfavorable import conditions. May 7, 2025 Emiliano Bellini A group of researchers from the Technical Universität Wien in Austria and Norwegian University of Science and Technology has performed a techno-economic analysis to understand what level of solar modules for the European Union can be used to achieve stable Solar PV implementation at the lowest possible costs. The scientists explained that compared to traditional…

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Researchers in China have investigated how transparent smart radiant devices (TSRD) can be used to protect space solar cells against extreme thermal fluctuations. Through a series of simulations, they have shown that the proposed technology could become an “effective” solution for thermal management of spacecraft. May 7, 2025 Lior Kahana A research team from China has proposed a transparent Smart Radiation Device (TSRD) for efficient thermal management of solar cells on spacecraft, which are exposed to hard environmental conditions, in particular extreme thermal fluctuations that can influence the performance of the device and light absorption. The TSRD, which can be…

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Saharan dust clouds are a growing risk for solar energy stability throughout Europe Since Europe is increasingly dependent on solar energy to achieve climate and energy independence goals, a persistent atmospheric issue of uncertainty is to the comparison: Saharan -material. Research presented on the European Geosciences Union General Meeting (EGU25) emphasizes how Windborne Mineral Dust from Noord -Africa has a significant influence on photovoltaic (PV) energy generation and complicating prediction models. Dr. Gyorgy Varga and a team of researchers from Hungarian and other European institutions investigated data from more than 46 Saharan events that were registered between 2019 and 2023.…

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Zonne -Tracker manufacturer Idematec has expanded its strategic partnership with the Parliament Energy Holdings (PEH), the company responsible for the 640 MW, extendedDC Parliament Solar Project In Waller County, Texas. Parliament Solar has not suffered any damage from both Hurricane Beryl and 10 on-site hail events during the construction phase and is now going to operations. Parliament Solar, a 640 MWDC Site north of Houston, TX comprises more than 3000 hectares with more than 6,000 idematec L: TEC 1P trackers. Ideematec supplies its horizon L: TEC 1P trackers for PEH’s coming 2.1 GW Project Pipeline in Texas. The first project…

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When our past and future become increasingly intertwined, the preservation of our historical and cultural heritage faces unparalleled challenges. While we’ve long understood the importance of maintaining ancient monuments, protecting priceless artifacts, and documenting living traditions, we’re now confronting a sobering reality: the energy systems that power our world are threatening these irreplaceable treasures. Climate change—fueled by fossil fuel consumption—has emerged as one of the greatest threats to our shared cultural heritage. Rising sea levels endanger coastal historical sites, severe weather events damage vulnerable structures, and changing precipitation patterns accelerate the deterioration of ancient materials. Meanwhile, air pollution from traditional…

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On 1 May, 38 Huis Republicans sent a letter to the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, who required a complete withdrawal of the Inflation Reduction Act in budgetary coordination. The signatories claim that the IRA will cost the taxpayers $ 1 trillion in the coming decade and will ‘endanger the return of America to Energy Dominance’. The letter focuses on the other Republicans of the House and the Senate who have written support letters for the legislation, and said that the caucus had a united attitude to completely dismantle the IRA. “If every faction continues to defend…

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Tongwei says it has registered a net loss of $ 969 million for tax 2024, while GoodWe recorded a loss of $ 85 million and the net profit of Ginlong fell by 11.3% to $ 95 million. May 6, 2025 Vincent Shaw and Valerie Thompson Tongue achieved a net loss of CNY of 7.04 billion ($ 969 million) for 2024, a decrease of 152% of a net profit of CNY 13.58 billion in the previous year, which marks its first annual loss since the list. Turnover fell by 33.87% to CNY 91.99 billion. The company blamed the decline of oversupply…

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Solar Sheep Smaring helps to create a useful environment for double use, according to American Solar Gazing Association in a two -year study carried out at 31 different sun places. May 6, 2025 Rachel Metea By PV Magazine USA Solar -Begrazing makes healthier soil on northeastern solar projects, research of the American Solar Grazing Association (Asga) found. The two -year study started in 2022 and was intended to investigate the consequences of solar plots in the health of the soil, feed crops and grazing conditions. The research included 28 grazed and three non-engraved commercial solar projects in the Northeastern United…

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‘Cold’ production approach to make batteries of the next generation Lithium ion batteries have been a staple in the production of devices for years, but the liquid electrolytes on which they trust to function are quite unstable, leading to fire hazard and safety problems. Now researchers from Penn State are aiming for a reliable alternative energy storage solution for use in laptops, telephones and electric vehicles: Solid-State electrolytes (SSEs). According to Hongtao Sun, assistant professor of industrial and production -engineering, Solid -State batteries -that use SSEs instead of liquid electrolytes -are a leading alternative to traditional lithium ion batteries. He…

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