The global installation of renewable energy reached record levels in 2024, with a staggering 92.5% of new electricity capacity sourced from clean energy, primarily solar and wind. According to a report by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), China dominated this growth, accounting for nearly 64% of the new capacity added – around 374 billion […]
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Labour MPs face criticism for allegedly allowing the removal of legal protections against forced labor in the solar panel supply chain, particularly concerning products made in China, where concerns about the exploitation of Uyghur people are prominent. An amendment introduced by cross-bench peer David Alton aimed to ensure state-owned Great British Energy would not purchase […]
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2024 marked a significant milestone for community solar in the United States, with a record installation of 1.7 GW of new capacity, reflecting a 35% increase from the previous year and bringing the total to 8.6 GW. This growth has been attributed to smart policy frameworks, effective advocacy, and the inherent value of community solar […]
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A recent Cornell University study highlights the tension between agricultural land use and renewable energy goals in New York, where solar energy is anticipated to contribute significantly to the state’s target of 70% renewable energy by 2030. The study reveals that approximately 84% of land identified for solar development is agricultural, with around 40% of […]
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Floating solar power represents a promising avenue for clean energy production while maintaining water quality in aquatic environments. Studies reveal that floating photovoltaic systems (floating PV) do not adversely affect water quality or aquatic plant growth, as evidenced by research conducted on various lakes in Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Germany. Despite these benefits, floating PV […]
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Norway’s hydrogen energy policy, which began with high hopes in 2020, underwent a significant change in 2024 after facing various challenges. The country had originally planned to use blue and green hydrogen for ships, industry and perhaps homes, investing more than NOK 1 billion. However, thermodynamic and market economic realities – green hydrogen consumes large […]
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Chint Power Systems has successfully completed the grid connection of its 1.6MW/3.34MWh liquid-cooling energy storage project in Kumamoto, located in Japan’s Kyushu region. This advanced AC/DC-integrated solar-storage hybrid solution marks an important milestone in supporting Japan’s clean energy goals, enhancing both grid stability and local energy resilience. The project brings together a range of cutting-edge […]
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Sungrow, in partnership with BKE, has successfully delivered a 22kW rooftop solar system to Khoen On Primary School in Lai Chau, Vietnam. This meaningful initiative is designed not only to provide a reliable and sustainable energy supply to the school but also to spark interest and awareness among students about the importance of renewable energy […]
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Prysmian has officially announced the upcoming addition of the Alessandro Volta, a new state-of-the-art cable-laying vessel, to its fleet. Set to become operational in 2027, this new vessel will bring Prysmian’s total to eight operating ships, forming the largest cable-laying fleet in the world. The Alessandro Volta has been designed to meet the evolving demands […]
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GoodWe is proud to contribute to the #100SolarSchools initiative led by the Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation, delivering reliable solar energy to the Bobryk Gymnasium in Kyiv Region. In partnership with We@Voltalia, GoodWe supplied ET hybrid inverters and Lynx Home F batteries for a 42.3 kWp solar system. This project ensures that students can continue […]
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