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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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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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 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 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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Iowa has long been a leader in wind energy, with two-thirds of its electricity generated from wind power. However, solar energy has lagged, accounting for less than 2% of the state’s energy mix. A recent settlement approved by the Iowa Utilities Commission is set to change this by allowing MidAmerican Energy to develop the largest […]
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U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright’s recent trip to Europe has sparked controversy as he lobbies for increased reliance on fossil fuels, a move that some European experts view as promoting disinformation. Wright’s participation in events such as the GasTech conference and discussions at the European Union and International Atomic Energy Agency are seen as […]
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Robert Holden, a city councillor from Staten Island, has voiced serious concerns over the recent proposals to place battery energy storage systems (BESS) near residential areas and gas stations. These large-scale power storage facilities, which utilize lithium-ion batteries, are essential for harnessing renewable energy, but pose potential fire risks. A rising need for these systems […]
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Scientists from the University of Tokyo collaborated with rice farmers in Japan to explore the concept of agrivoltaics, where solar panels are installed above crops. Their pilot study in Miyada demonstrated that this innovative approach could optimize land use by generating solar energy without harming crop yields. In the first growing season, the rice yield […]
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Google has announced a partnership with the Salt River Project (SRP) in Arizona to promote non-lithium long-duration energy storage (LDES) technologies. This collaboration aims to advance the commercialization of LDES through pilot projects backed by Google’s funding, which will also facilitate the evaluation of these initiatives’ performance. By enhancing energy storage solutions, both organizations hope […]
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