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Texas Sets New Solar Energy Production Record in September

Earlier this month, Texas set a new record for solar energy production, reaching 29.9 gigawatts on September 9, marking the 17th record broken this year. Solar energy, which accounted for over 40% of the state’s power between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., was part of a significant summer for renewable energy. Battery storage systems also […]

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Dutch Government Withdraws €277 Million from SolarNL Initiative

In a notable turn of events, the Dutch government has opted to retract €277 million in conditional funding for the SolarNL initiative, which aimed to advance innovative solar technologies. Initially backed by a substantial €412 million from the National Growth Fund, the project was intended to facilitate the development of next-generation photovoltaic systems, including HJT […]

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Japan Launches Subsidies for Perovskite Solar and Battery Integration

Japan’s Ministry of the Environment (MOE) has launched two subsidy programs designed to promote the adoption of perovskite solar cells and enhance battery storage integration. Applications for these initiatives opened on September 4, 2025, with deadlines set for early October. Reports indicate that the subsidies could cover up to 75% of the costs associated with […]

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Fortis Energy Unveils Solar-Battery Project in Serbia

Fortis Energy, a Turkish company, is advancing plans for a solar-battery hybrid power facility in Serbia with a capacity of 270 MW. The project, situated near Sremska Mitrovica, has secured a construction permit and is expected to commence in the spring following anticipated transmission permits. This development comes after the company announced an addition of […]

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Global Solar Capacity Soars 64% Driven by China

The global solar industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, as new data reveals a remarkable surge in solar energy capacity. In the first half of 2025, the world added 380 gigawatts (GW) of solar capacity, marking a 64% increase compared to the same period last year—a combined total equivalent to the installations from 2021 and 2022. […]

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Istanbul For WindEurope 2028

The Turkish Wind Energy Association (TÜREB) makes a compelling case for Istanbul to host WindEurope 2028. • Turkey boasts over 13 GW of installed wind capacity, aims for an additional 34,000 MW by 2035, and envisions an energy storage market surpassing 24 GWh, marking it as one of Europe’s fastest-growing wind energy hubs. • With […]

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ASUNIM Signs a New Storage-Based Solar Power Plant Project in Africa

ASUNIM and its consortium partner achieved a significant success in an international tender organized by the World Bank, winning a $18 million solar energy and storage system project in Somalia. The project will involve the construction of a 10 MWp Solar Power Plant (SPP), a 20 MWh Energy Storage System (BESS), and a 9 km […]

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CATL’s Naxtra Battery Sets New Safety and Performance Standards

CATL has achieved a significant milestone with its Naxtra sodium-ion battery, being the first to pass the rigorous GB 38031-2025 safety certification. This certification addresses critical safety concerns, such as fire risks and performance in cold weather, ensuring that the battery can withstand extreme conditions. With a capacity of 90% at -40°C and a lifespan […]

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France Introduces Low VAT for Eco-Friendly Solar Panels

France will implement a reduced value-added tax (VAT) rate of 5.5% on residential solar installations with a capacity of up to 9 kW starting October 1, 2025. While the official decree is still pending publication, the draft conditions are set to be reviewed soon. To qualify for this tax reduction, solar panels must meet specific […]

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Streamlining Grid Access for Solar Energy Projects Urged

BSW-Solar, a German trade association, is urging the government to simplify and standardize grid access for solar PV and energy storage projects. A recent survey revealed that project developers face challenges, such as poor communication with grid operators and slow application processes for grid connections. With a majority of responses indicating delays and lack of […]

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