Recent advancements in battery technology are making 24-hour solar electricity generation a feasible and economically attractive reality, particularly in sunny regions. By combining solar panels and batteries, systems can now achieve near-continuous electricity supply, pushing the limits of renewable energy generation. This capability becomes crucial for industries that require consistent power, amid rising carbon-free energy […]
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In 2024, global energy demand surged to a record high, marking the first increase across all major energy sources, including renewables, fossil fuels, nuclear, and hydropower, since 2006, according to the Energy Institute’s Statistical Review of World Energy. Notably, wind and solar energy saw remarkable growth, expanding by 16%, significantly outpacing overall energy demand, which […]
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The article discusses the growing skepticism surrounding hydrogen as a clean energy solution, primarily due to the substantial greenhouse gas emissions linked to hydrogen leaks throughout its production, transport, and usage stages. Recent research from the HYDRA project highlights that up to 1.5 billion tons of CO2-equivalent emissions could be attributed to these hydrogen leaks […]
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An international research team from China’s Tianjin Normal University has revealed the rapid growth of water-based photovoltaic (WPV) systems, with the global installed capacity reaching 21.18 GW in 2023. The research, using satellite imagery and a newly developed method called the Normalized Difference Photovoltaic Index (NDPI), shows that China leads this expansion, accounting for over […]
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The US residential solar market is facing a significant downturn, with industry leaders predicting further challenges ahead. A key blow comes from the latest draft of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which excludes residential solar lease providers from receiving the Investment Tax Credit (ITC). This change follows a 31% decline in residential solar installations […]
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A groundbreaking study from Iowa State University (ISU) suggests that crops, particularly vegetables, can thrive under solar panels, with some even growing better than those in full sunlight. The research, conducted at a 10-acre Alliant Energy solar site near Ames, examines the potential of agrivoltaics—using land for both agriculture and solar energy production. Initial findings […]
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New research from Wageningen University & Research confirms that sharks and rays are using offshore wind farms in the Netherlands as habitats. By collecting seawater samples from four wind farms, researchers detected traces of DNA from several species, including thornback rays and basking sharks. The presence of these species, including the starry smooth-hound and blonde […]
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In a groundbreaking development from Taiwan, scientists at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University have created a new type of perovskite solar cell capable of producing energy even in low-light environments, such as office spaces. These innovative solar cells can efficiently convert indoor lighting into electrical power, potentially transforming the way we think about solar […]
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Sungrow is excited to announce a major collaboration with AGL Energy to power the Kerarbury Almond Farm in New South Wales (NSW) with a 5.99MW solar and storage solution. This innovative agrivoltaic project integrates Sungrow’s advanced PowerTitan BESS, showcasing the growing synergy between solar energy and agricultural practices. The project is designed to generate 14,000 […]
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Autonomous cleaning systems refer to devices that automate cleaning processes and operate without human intervention. These devices use various technologies to perform cleaning tasks more efficiently and effectively. With advanced sensors, artificial intelligence, and robotic technologies, cleaning tasks are completed faster and with greater precision. Key examples of autonomous cleaning devices include industrial cleaning robots […]
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