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Powerchina has scrapped its 51 GW solar module for 2025 because of the impact of policy shifts on purchasing needs. The tender, which started in November 2024, attracted 58 bids, with average quotes of CNY 0.68 ($ 0.093)/W for tunneloxide -passivated contact (topcon) -modules and CNY 0.773/W for heterojunction (HJT) modules. April 15, 2025 Vincent Shaw Image: Avi Waxman, Unsplash Power Construction Corp. From China (Powerchina) has canceled its 51 GW Solar Module Framework -Round round for 2025 because changes in Chinese Renewable Energy Policy policy have influenced the purchase requirements. In a statement of 9 April, the company said…

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Essential Energy, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSiro), Renewable technology company Sigenergy and electric feed distributor AUSEV have jointly announced Vehicle-TOT-GRID (V2G) technology is ready in Australia. April 15, 2025 EV Foley Image: Sigenergy Australia By PV Magazine Australia A collaboration of essential energy, the CSiro, Sigenergy Australia and Austrailan EV company Ausev have tested and confirmed that V2G Technology is ready in Australia. They have jointly announced Smart Energy 2025 in Sydney. Essential Energy said it has successfully connected AUSEV’s EV Ford F-150 Lightning with a combined charging system (CCS2) DC bidirectics And the Clean Energy Council…

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The new battery storage on batteries on Utility scale has 565 AH cells and delivers a nominal capacity of 6.017 MWh with a typical four-hour discharge duration. April 15, 2025 Vincent Shaw By ESS News During the 13th Energy Storage International Conference and Expo (ESIE2025) on 10 April, Trinastorage, the energy storage arm of Trina Solar, revealed its latest generation of Elementa 3 liquid -cooled energy storage system, which drew attention from participants in the industry. The Elementa 3 system has powerful 565 AH battery cells and delivers a nominal capacity of 6.017 MWh with a typical four-hour discharge duration.…

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The transaction adds 1 GW capacity to the Eku portfolio. Image: Eku Energy Battery Energy Storage System (Bess) Firm EKU Energy has taken over the Bess portfolio from Bluestone Energy. Eku Energy has adopted seven planned Bess projects from renewable energy company Bluestone Energy with a combined pipeline capacity of 1GW/2GWH. These include a 98 MW/196MWH project in Leatherhead, Surrey, the 98 MW/196MWH Sturts Farm Project in Dorset and two 240 MW projects in Ninfield, East Sussex and Rochester in Kent. The transaction is expected to be completed in the first half of this year. Bluestone Energy and Eku Energy…

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Danish researchers have analyzed fundamental material properties of Selenium solar cells and have discovered that their potentially is higher than is generally assumed. They used the Carrier dissolved photo-hall analysis to tackle discrepancies and to reproduce the experimental power drainage and external quantity efficiency measurements. April 15, 2025 Emiliano Bellini A group of scientists from the Technical University of Denmark has carried out a series of simulations to understand the Opto -electronic properties and drag dynamics of selenium solar cells and have discovered that Mobility for carriers in Selenium are considerably promising than general thinking. “This time we went one…

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The future site of the Coalburn Bess, which will be optimized by SSE Energy Markets. Image: Alcemi. SSE Energy Markets has concluded a deal with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) to optimize two battery Energy Storage System (BESS) projects in Scotland. SSE Energy Markets will optimize the 500 MW Devilla project, located in Kincardine, near FIFE, as well as the 500 MW Coalburn 2 project in South Lanarkshire. SSE Energy Markets had previously agreed to optimize COPs Coalburn 1, the first phase of 500 MW of the Coalburn development, which is on top of a former coal mine. Both projects are…

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The Danae heat pump system is conceived for industrial applications and is available in 10 versions with cooling capacities ranging from 22.1 kW to 156.9 kW and heating capacities of 24.8 kW and 181.6 kW. April 15, 2025 Emiliano Bellini Italian heating and cooling specialist Tecnofreddo and Italy-based compressor manufacturer Frascold have launched a propane (R290) heat pump for applications that require increased temperatures. The Danae heat pump system is based on the ATEX-HT compressors developed by Frascold and is said to be able to reach a temperature of 80 C. “These compessors have been built to maintain high reliability…

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By Brad Kramer April 14, 2025 The last Projects weekly Emphasizes a $ 1.5 million solar project for the Gilman Brothers Co. In Connecticut. Plus, GS Power Energie gives the Dorsey Run Solar Project in Maryland, while Castillo Engineering and Northern Sun Energy have received a portfolio of community projects in the community in New York. Keep reading for more information. Leading energy such as a service (EAAS) company Budderfly A solar sun of $ 1.5 million installed for a 128-year-old family ownership in Connecticut. The Gilman Brothers Co. Produces foam board products and expects to save up to 30%…

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Longi announced that it has achieved a upgraded Hi-MO 9-sun panel with return contact “HPBC 2.0” technology 24.8% efficiency with a maximum capacity of 670 W. By integrating zero bus with half a cell architecture, Longi was able to stimulate the power of the modules by 10 W. The Back contact Hi-MO 9 provides 1.5% more better efficiency than top-con brands. In addition, Longi has announced that it has achieved 27.81% efficiency for its self-developed heterojunction intercourse connected back contact (HIBC) solar cells, as certified by the German ISFH (Institute for Solar Energy Research Hamelin). To further strengthen the market…

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By PV Magazine USA Solar projects are often supposed to be quiet, but noise of inverters, transformers and energy storage systems can be difficult to repair if they are not tackled during the design phase, and even result in reputation damage to the solar industry. “The idea that solar projects do not create noise is not correct” PV Magazine USA. “All solar sites need a noise analysis.” In solar installations, central inverters and substation transformers are the dominant source of sound, and “inverters are the most problematic,” said Bahtian. Inverters and transformers produce low -frequency sounds that have longer wavelengths.…

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