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T1 Energy signs an agreement to procure polysilicon and solar wafers produced by Corning at its Michigan campus, aiming to strengthen US-based PV supply chains.

T1 Energy secures 437-MW deal, fully booking 2025 output; Dallas plant's 1.2 GW production highlights momentum amid evolving market demands and strategic supplier coordination.

Britain approved a record 16.1 GW of renewables in Q2 2025, with battery applications doubling year-on-year to 8.4 GW as the grid readies for more PV.

U.S. solar manufacturing surges with a $1 billion investment in Q2 2025, reversing a five-quarter decline and boosting domestic supply chains amid global challenges.

Arevon clinches USD 250 million in tax equity from Wells Fargo to advance a 430-MWdc Missouri solar project.

Neoen's Western Downs battery boosts Queensland's solar efficiency, shifting energy to evening peaks and enhancing grid stability, completed six weeks early for optimal market engagement.

Switzerland’s SIX exchange moved to delist Meyer Burger after missed reporting deadlines, capping a turbulent year for the solar manufacturer.

Fluence Energy inks Arizona deal with Torch Clean Energy for a 160‑MW/640‑MWh, four‑hour battery, boosting U.S. grid-scale storage to balance renewables and meet peak demand.

Vietnam’s leaders sketched a stronger strategy for battery storage to integrate fast-growing wind and solar while improving reliability.

JA Solar lands CNY 700 million financing from Hang Seng Bank to boost solar production and scale global sales—strengthening manufacturing capacity and expanding its worldwide commercial reach.

At the recently held 2019 PV ModuleTech conference, held in Malaysia, PV Tech talked with Frédéric Dross, VP Technology Americas with DSM after his presentation that highlighted PV module materials for performance and reliability.

The pressure building for the US to water down decades-old federal energy policy risks further tilting the scales in utilities’ favour, according to the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA).

The pressure building for the US to water down decades-old federal energy policy risks further tilting the scales in utilities’ favour, according to the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA).

A brand-new report released the other day (July 1), State of The Global Mini-Grids Market Report 2020 has actually dug deeply into the present, prospective, and also barriers to more development of mini-grids worldwide. For its research study and also conclusions, the report focused on mini-grids in Sub-Saharan Africa, Asia, and little island countries.

Record $2.3T poured into the energy transition in 2025—Asia and Europe surge, data centers boom—but China’s pullback chills renewables as net-zero demands $5.2T yearly.