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Turkey-based INTEC Energy Solutions and Chinese firm CHINT Solar said on Tuesday they are partnering to create a 154 MWp solar power plant, the largest in Romania, after authorizing an engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) agreement with Israeli renewable resource projects programmer Econergy.

US solar designer 8minute Solar Energy is intending to enhance its technological knowledge with the visit of its initial chief technology officer (CTO).

The Australian Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics (ACAP) has actually obtained funding from the nation's new federal government to proceed its solar study tasks up until 2030.

Greening and Atlantica join forces to power the U.S. with 1 GW of solar and storage, driving the renewable energy revolution forward.

Lodestone Energy secures NZD 50M to boost solar projects, fueling New Zealand's sustainable energy future.

LONGi and Pertamina unite to power Indonesia's future with a 1.6GW solar plant, advancing renewable energy goals and regional clean energy capabilities.

JA Solar's DeepBlue 4.0 Pro modules power Croatia's largest solar farm, energizing 50,000 homes and boosting renewable capacity with 165 GWh annually.

Voltalia partners with ESB to boost Ireland's solar capacity by 92.2 MW, advancing the nation's renewable energy goals and sustainable future.

Energy trader Hekla inks long-term offtake from PAD RES’s 86 MW Sztum PV project, boosting its zero-carbon contract portfolio beyond 1.2 GW.

San Enrique shipyard in Vigo has begun building BlueNewables’ first 0.5-MW open-sea floating solar platform, part of a 1-MW project to power the Port of Valencia from 2026.

NTPC Renewable Energy issues an EPC tender for a 300-MW grid-connected solar project in Goa, aiming to boost India’s clean-power capacity and investor participation.

RWE secured awards for two projects totaling 29.8 MWac/37.1 MWp in Germany’s latest solar auction, advancing its domestic pipeline with contracted revenue visibility.

Developer is seeking approval for projects in Kallo, Drogenbos and Vilvoorde

Scientists from the University of Surrey, University of Toronto, University of Stuttgart as well as Ulsan National Institute of Science and also Technology have actually found that supporting the perovskite "photoactive phases"-- the certain part of the product that is in charge of transforming light power right into electrical energy-- is the key action towards expanding the life-span of perovskite solar cells.

Solar cells are thought about to be an eco-friendly resource of power generation that can successfully minimize the effect of air pollution on the atmosphere. In particular, perovskite quantum dot solar cells have attracted considerable attention from the academia due to their reduced production expense as well as their ability to be related to flexible materials, which standard silicon solar cells lack.