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Trump Voters Back Solar Despite Federal Energy Agenda

Recent polling suggests a significant disconnect between the Trump administration’s anti-renewable policies and the preferences of its core constituency. While federal actions have stalled numerous green energy projects, over half of Republican and Trump voters express support for utility-scale solar. This support surges to 70% when projects utilize domestic solar modules and American labor. As […]

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European Energy Storage Pipeline Hits 130GW Turning Point

The European energy storage sector has reached a significant turning point, evolving from a fragmented market of experimental pilot projects into a mature, capital-intensive infrastructure industry. According to recent data, the continent’s utility-scale energy storage pipeline has surged to over 130GW across 3,000 projects in 37 countries. With roughly 19GW currently operational, the industry is […]

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Google Signs Massive Texas Solar Deal With TotalEnergies

Google has finalized a major renewable energy deal with TotalEnergies to secure 1 GW of solar power for its Texas-based data centers. The agreement involves the purchase of 28 TWh of electricity over a 15-year term, sourced from two massive solar projects currently under development. As the demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure surges, this partnership […]

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Sungrow To Build First European Factory In Poland

Chinese renewable energy giant Sungrow is expanding its global footprint with a significant €230 million investment in a new manufacturing facility in Wałbrzych, Poland. This 65,400-square-meter plant will produce solar inverters and energy storage systems, boasting an annual capacity of 20GW and 12.5GWh respectively. Scheduled to begin operations within a year, the facility marks Sungrow’s […]

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Abu Dhabi Launches Solar Energy Self Supply Policy

The Abu Dhabi Department of Energy has introduced a new regulatory framework allowing consumers to generate and store their own solar power. Initially focusing on the energy-intensive agricultural sector, the policy encourages the adoption of solar systems and battery storage to reduce reliance on the traditional power grid. This initiative represents a critical step toward […]

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Agrivoltaic Systems Conserve Water Despite Lower Potato Yields

Recent research from the University of Florence indicates that while agrivoltaic systems can reduce potato yields by approximately 15%, they offer significant advantages in water conservation. By analyzing a 1 MW facility in Italy, researchers found that moderate shading helps retain soil moisture and extends the crop’s growth cycle, particularly during high-temperature periods. Despite the […]

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Record International Demand Drives Global Energy Storage Shipments

The global energy storage sector witnessed a transformative year in 2025 as total cell shipments skyrocketed by nearly 95% to reach 612.39 GWh. According to InfoLink Consulting, the market underwent a rapid shift from a surplus of inventory to a tight supply-demand balance between the second and third quarters. While Chinese manufacturers maintain a strong […]

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UK Unveils Billion Pound Local Power Plan

The British government has unveiled a landmark £1 billion investment strategy, the Local Power Plan, designed to accelerate the transition to community-owned renewable energy. Managed by Great British Energy, the initiative seeks to establish a decentralized energy network by 2030, ensuring every local area benefits from its own clean power source. By funding solar panel […]

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Advanced Hybrid Systems Tackle Global Solar Waste Crisis

As global solar capacity is projected to reach 4.5 TW by mid-century, the industry faces a looming waste crisis with an estimated 60 million tons of end-of-life solar module material. A recent comprehensive review highlights the transition from basic mechanical recycling to advanced hybrid systems. These innovative approaches aim to maximize the recovery of high-value […]

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Bridgehill Launches Fireblock Membrane For Rooftop Solar Safety

Norwegian fire protection specialist Bridgehill has launched a specialized fire-resistant membrane designed to enhance safety for rooftop PV systems. Known as Fireblock, the product acts as a passive shield to prevent heat transfer and flame spread in commercial and industrial settings. Utilizing intumescent technology, it creates a thermal barrier that significantly lowers temperatures reaching the […]

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