Daily Archives: December 22, 2025

Trump administration quietly canceled the nation’s largest solar project  CNNsource

Markets & PolicyTenders & AuctionsSolar ProjectsLarge-Scale ProjectsRooftopC&IManufacturingModulesInverters & BOSTechnologyFinance and M&AMarkets & PolicyT&DUtilitiesSmart GridMicrogridEventsWebinarsInterviewsIn the latest update, 23,119 MW of solar module capacity was added to ALMMDecember 22, 2025Follow Mercom India on WhatsApp for exclusive updates on clean energy news … Continue reading →

Jackson County Solar FarmJACKSON COUNTY, MI – The Jackson County Solar Project, a 125-megawatt collection of several fields of panels across different properties, is nearing completion.The project spans 1,400 acres of land split into eight areas along Callahan Road from … Continue reading →

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The Dutch competition regulator rules feed-in costs for home solar are not unreasonable. It is calling on energy suppliers to charge feed-in costs uniformly to make it easier for consumers to compare contracts.Image: Alexander/UnsplashThe Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) … Continue reading →

“CalMatters helps me render meaning out of an increasingly chaotic world.” —CalMatters member Sean of Los Angeles In summaryJustices told a lower court to revisit their decision to uphold cuts of 75 percent to payments for solar panel owners.Welcome to … Continue reading →

Proposal for 1,300-acre solar farm goes again to Washington governor for approval  Washington State Standardsource

By Stephen Edelstein Published Dec 21, 2025 10:00 AM EST The biggest car news and reviews, no BSOur free daily newsletter sends the stories that really matter directly to you, every weekday. Terms of Service & Privacy Policy.Whether it’s camping gear … Continue reading →

Douglas County commissioners voted to allow a proposed solar farm to begin environmental testing on land in Grant Township amid pending litigation and opposition from the township board. The county’s next step is to seek judicial review on the action.The … Continue reading →

Trump’s Return Brought Stiff Headwinds for Clean Energy. So Why are Advocates Optimistic in 2026?  Inc.comsource

by Ingrid Fadelli, Tech Xplore edited by Sadie Harley, reviewed by Robert Egan contributing writerscientific editorassociate editorThe first author of the paper, Dr. Wenzhan Xu, holding a bottle of the magic ionic liquid. Credit: Kyung Ho Kim.Solar cells, devices that … Continue reading →

ICRA says that India’s solar manufacturing segment is likely to face an overcapacity scenario, with annual solar capacity additions expected at 45–50 GW (DC) against an annual solar module production capacity of 60–65 GW — leading to consolidation among smaller … Continue reading →

The Indian Sun Has Never Shined BrighterIndia is rewriting its energy future—and sunlight is its biggest ally. According to Renub Research, the India Solar Energy Market is projected to reach 284.14 gigawatts (GW) by 2033, up from 92 GW in … Continue reading →

Alaska Tests a Theory: Solar Farms Help Nearby Crops Grow  The New York Timessource

The right solar panel extends a power station capacity from limited to potentially delivering perpetual power (so long as the sun is out!). Solar power liberates you from the noise of a gassy generator, and offers the freedom to roam … Continue reading →

0By clicking the button, I accept the Terms of Use of the service and its Privacy Policy, as well as consent to the processing of personal data.Don’t have an account? Signup Powered by : Emmvee Arm Commissions Sixth 2.5 GW … Continue reading →

Australia’s uptake of rooftop solar is showing signs of slowing with new data revealing that little more than 205 MW of new rooftop PV capacity was added in July, just a month after installation rates dropped to their lowest point … Continue reading →

Korean policy analyst focusing on solar power plant siting and permitting, Daun Kim, has reported on her recent trip to India’s Bhadla Solar Park. The analyst highlights how clear siting policies and streamlined permitting helped India scale renewables, something that … Continue reading →

University of South Australia researchers have proposed national certification and digital tracking systems to enable the reuse of second-hand solar panels and reduce landfill waste.Image: PV CycleFrom pv magazine AustraliaUniversity of South Australia (UniSA) researchers studied mitigation strategies to help … Continue reading →

e-EditionGet the latest news delivered daily! Get the latest news delivered daily!e-Edition Trending: By JENNIFER McDERMOTTThere were some highs amid a lot of lows in a roller coaster year for clean energy as President Donald Trump worked to boost polluting … Continue reading →

Home solarHome batteriesEV chargingHeat pumpsSmart homeFor your businessAre solar panels worth it?Our companyOur workWork with usEnergySage Releases 21st Solar & Storage Marketplace ReportHome solarHow much do solar panels cost?Solar panels and batteries can help keep your power on when you … Continue reading →

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TOPCon solar cell technology has taken over the global solar PV industry by storm. In a short time, it took over the mantle of becoming the industry’s workhorse from PERC. In a world of quickly expanding technological advancements, when other cell technologies … Continue reading →

A team at Fraunhofer ISE has created new imaging methods to measure losses in individual sub-cells of multi-junction solar cells based on perovskite-silicon and perovskite-perovskite-silicon combinations.A visualization of the triple-junction solar cell layout.Image: Fraunhofer ISE, Solar Energy Materials and Solar … Continue reading →

As the world races toward decarbonisation, India is navigating the twin pressures of rapid economic growth and rising climate responsibility. Now the fastest-growing major economy, its expanding energy needs are reshaping global demand and future emissions.  In response, New Delhi has … Continue reading →

Indian solar PV manufacturer Vikram Solar has started commercial operations at its 5GW Vallam module manufacturing facility in India.The new facility brings the company’s total nameplate module production up to 9.5GW, and includes a number of technologies Vikram Solar described … Continue reading →

What are you looking for? I’m listening…6.8 MWp Solar 10.5 MWh BESS13.2 GWhCity of OrangeEssential EnergyIn 2020, ITP Development (now known as EDP Renewables Australia or EDPR Australia) was successful among 6 other participants in being awarded funding from the … Continue reading →

Italian energy group Eni and solar manufacturer FuturaSun have launched SunXT, a new startup focused on developing and producing perovskite-silicon tandem solar modules, building on FuturaSun’s research expertise.Image: SolertixItalian energy company Eni and Italy-based solar module manufacturer FuturaSun have revealed … Continue reading →

ENGIE North America this week announced that it has entered into additional Power Purchase Agreements with Meta that will increase the overall scale of the commercial relationship between the two companies to more than 1.3 GW across four Texas projects.The announced PPAs … Continue reading →

(anatoliy_gleb / Shutterstock.com)Three hours of free electricity will be offered to millions of households daily in three Australian states in a new “Solar Sharer” scheme. This will distribute the fruits of the country’s solar boom starting in summer 2026, as … Continue reading →

India’s solar sector stands at a critical inflection point. The country has rapidly scaled manufacturing of solar PV modules, and according to an official release by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), India has achieved a landmark milestone … Continue reading →

There is a massive clean energy opportunity sitting on rooftops across the United States, and much of it remains untapped. Residential and multifamily solar could unlock trillions of dollars in long term energy savings, according to a range of industry … Continue reading →

ESMC Welcomes EU Focus on Solar Inverter Cybersecurity, Launches New Industry Forum  SolarQuartersource

Bhutan’s authorities are seeking a developer to design, supply, install, test and commission a 120 MW solar farm. The deadline for applications is Jan. 26, 2026.Image: Aboodi Vesakaran, UnsplashBhutan’s state-owned generation utility Druk Green Power Corporation Limited is running a … Continue reading →

Special use permit approved for solar farm in Mahomet  WCIA.comsource

SubscribeA recent review article explores how SEM-EDS is being used to evaluate solar panel corrosion.As the world races toward a renewable energy future, one persistent and often invisible threat continues to undermine solar power’s promise—corrosion. A recent review article published … Continue reading →

The International Solar Energy Society explains how Australia’s rapid expansion of solar and wind energy has not increased wholesale electricity prices, which have remained stable since 2016. Rooftop solar, now widespread and highly cost-effective, provides the country with resilient, low-emission … Continue reading →

Oct 31, 2025Appraiser Carl Nolan gives his opinions on whether the proposed project will effect home prices during the conditional use hearing by the Muncy Creek Township Supervisors at the Muncy Area Volunteer Fire Company in Muncy. DAVE KENNEDY/Sun-GazetteFourteen residential … Continue reading →

NTPC has announced the commercial operation of 359.58 MW of solar capacity across projects of its subsidiaries in Gujarat and Rajasthan, taking the Group’s total commercial capacity to 85.5 GW+.NTPC REL’s Khavda projectNTPC RELNTPC has announced the commercial operation of … Continue reading →