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Cheap and environmentally friendly – The next generation of LEDs can be here soon Costs, technical performance and environment -impact -these are the three most important aspects for a new type of LED technology to have a broad commercial impact on society. This has been demonstrated by researchers from Linkoping University in a study published in the sustainability of nature. “Perovskite LEDs are cheaper and easier to produce than traditional LEDs, and they can also produce lively and intense colors if they are used in screens. I would say that this is the next generation of LED technology,” says Feng…

Scientists in China have analyzed the impact of the pollution of the PV module performance and have discovered that the tilt angle has the greatest impact, followed by the intensity of the irradiation and density of dust deposits. March 14, 2025 Lior Kahana A research group led by scientists from the Chinese Northeast Electric Power University (Nepu) has analyzed the performance of dusty PV modules under various radiation intensities and tilting corners. Moreover, the group was able to create a model to predict maximum power loss on the basis of radiation intensity, tilt angle and density of dust deposit. “This…

Of the 6.9 GW pre-qualified battery energy storage systems (BESS), equal to 1.9 GW devoured capacity, about 1.8 GW closed 15-year contracts in the T-4 auction of the VK-Bijna Double of last year’s volume. Only a week earlier, the T-1 auction also established a record for BES-purchasing. March 14, 2025 Mariha Maisch By ESS News The UK National Energy System Operator (NESO) released the provisional T-4 capacity market auction results for delivery in 2028-29, which was aimed at 43.7 GW. The T-4 auction was closed on March 11 and 43.1 GW was obtained over 669 units. Existing technology explained around…

P3C Technology and Solutions is planning to initially produce the 30 cm2 modules in a pilot 60 MW production facility. March 14, 2025 Valerie Thompson P3C Technology and Solutions, a spin-off from the IIT-BHU Varanasi from India, currently tests new Perovskiet-Zonne modules, where the assessments are carried out by the National Institute of Solar Energy (NIE) of the country. The largest devices measure 30 cm2 with 15% efficiency. “We have worked on PSC technology for the past 5 years and have now reached this size,” said Sooraj Kumar, CEO and co-founder of P3C Technology and Solutions, said PV Magazine. The…

Rystad Energy says that Australia will miss its 82% renewable energy sources by 1730 by 17%, even among the most optimistic scenarios, in which gas is expected to play an important role in energy security and transition. March 14, 2025 EV Foley Image: Solarpanal355, Pixabay By PV Magazine Australia Rystad -Energie said that Australia will fall 17% than its 82% purpose of renewable energy by 2030 among the most optimistic scenarios, where gas remains crucial for energy breach. Rystad predicted capacity shortages driven by the pension of coal and gas factories, including Yallourn West and Eraring, by 2028 in New…

Recom Technologies has the Lynx series Topcon PV moduleWith a nominal capacity of up to 720 W. tailor-made for large-scale solar projects, this N-type bifacial double glass module has an efficiency of 23.18%. To guarantee lasting performance, the Lynx Series module is supplied with a 30-year product guarantee and a 30-year linear power guarantee. At the end of its lifespan, the module will be guaranteed at least 87.4% of its nominal power output and offer unparalleled reliability and peace of mind for developers and investors of solar project. News item from Recom Source link

Researchers from UNSW and Longi have discovered that the silicon nitride layers used in the rear of the top concel are particularly susceptible to chemical demolition of sodium contamination. This can lead to significant open-circuit voltage losses and reducing cell efficiency. March 13, 2025 Emiliano Bellini A research team from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and Chinese solar module maker Longi has investigated the demolition of topcon sun cells under exposure to the damp heating and has discovered that the silicon nitride (sin (sin (sinX ) Low at the rear of the cell is particularly vulnerable to chemical…

This is not the first time that the companies are handled and are closed on projects in Spain (shown) and Chile. Image: Korkia. The Finnish Renewables Investor Korkia has announced the sale of one of the projects of the development of the development of the development of development to NextPower UK. The Development Company of Korkia, Climate Er Helio, a Joint Venture (JV) between Korkia and Solar Developer Climate there, has sold its Mere Flates Project, a 56 MWP Zonne-PV factory that has been imposed on NextPower Uk Capital, a Fund Behuild. Located in South Yorkshire, it is the first…

Make solar projects cheaper and faster with portable factories Since the price of solar panels has plummeted in recent decades, the installation costs have seized a larger share in the general price tag of the technology. The long installation process for solar farms is also on the rise as an important bottleneck in the use of solar energy. Now the Startup-Robotics is developing factories for solar installation to speed up the process of building large-scale solar farms. The company factories are sent to the location of solar projects, where equipment including traces, mounting brackets and panels are entered in the…

The Indian Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has decided that solar cells made with imported diffuse silicon waffles, known as ‘blue waffles’, are not eligible for government programs that require PV cells in their own country. March 13, 2025 Uma Gupta By PV Magazine India The mnre of India clarified that solar cells made with imported diffuse silicon waffles, generally known as ‘blue waffles’, do not meet domestic production -requirements for government regulations that oblige the use of locally produced PV cells. State programs such as PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, PM Kusum and CPSU phase II…