Daily Archives: September 16, 2026

A defective solar cell in a solar module may not fail where it is made. It is metallised with silver, coated, co-fired, laminated into a module and shipped — quietly accumulating cost at every step — before the flaw finally surfaces as lost … Continue reading →

© 2025 THE COOL DOWN COMPANY. All Rights Reserved. Do not sell or share my personal information. Reach us at hello@thecooldown.com.Those efforts highlight a debate over where new solar should go and who gets the savings.Photo Credit: iStock A proposed … Continue reading →

Washington’s solar policies may be everchanging, but DYCM Power’s central proposition has remained remarkably consistent. Co-founder Sriram Das believes the next phase of the US’ solar boom will reward companies that can deliver something the industry has long struggled to … Continue reading →

© 2025 THE COOL DOWN COMPANY. All Rights Reserved. Do not sell or share my personal information. Reach us at hello@thecooldown.com.“I am absolutely furious.”Photo Credit: iStock When a major storm knocks out the grid, a solar-and-battery setup is supposed to … Continue reading →

Saatvik Green Energy said on Tuesday that it has been selected by the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) for the manufacturing, testing, packing, supply and transportation of domestically manufactured solar PV modules using domestic solar cells. as one of … Continue reading →

Chennai-based Raana Semiconductors plans to launch its first commercial-grade 12-inch Czochralski (CZ) single-crystal machine for solar module manufacturers within the next 10 to 12 months. The company aims to manufacture and supply machines supporting around 10 GW of solar cell production over … Continue reading →

© 2025 THE COOL DOWN COMPANY. All Rights Reserved. Do not sell or share my personal information. Reach us at hello@thecooldown.com.“Why wouldn’t you just flip the breaker?”Photo Credit: Tesla Buying a house with a Tesla Solar Roof may seem like … Continue reading →

Two separate community solar platforms in the US have closed new financing facilities worth over US$370 million combined to fund almost 200MW of projects in New York and Illinois.California-based community solar and distributed renewables platform 38 Degrees North and infrastructure … Continue reading →