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Badia Spices' Manufacturing Facility Receives Largest Solar Rooftop Install in Florida
SALT Energy completes the installation of 3.24-MW solar project on Badia Spices' facility in Sweetwater, FL. Project offsets 80% of electricity consumption, marking the largest privately owned solar project in FL.
Feb 16, 2023 // Plants, Large-Scale, Rooftop PV, USA, North America, PV Power Plant, SALT Energy
EnerVenue to build 1-GWh manufacturing facility for metal-hydrogen battery systems in Kentucky
Metal-hydrogen battery supplier EnerVenue simply announced it will open up a 1 million-sq-ft manufacturing facility in Shelby County, Kentucky, to make its Energy Storage Vessels. All aspects of design and process validation, production and also screening will certainly be executed on the 73-acre site.
Mar 29, 2023 // Manufacturing News, Storage, USA, North America, EnerVenue
QCells and Microsoft Forge 12-GW Solar Power Partnership
Microsoft partners with QCells to become one of the world's largest buyers of renewable energy, investing in solar modules and services to achieve its sustainability goals.
Jan 9, 2024 // Manufacturing News, Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, USA, Microsoft, PV module, North America, Qcells
GenusPlus to Build Atmos’ 100-MW Merredin Big Battery for WA
GenusPlus lands AUD 65 m job to deliver Atmos Renewables’ 100-MW/400-MWh Merredin big battery, boosting grid stability in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt.
Jun 17, 2025 // Storage, battery, Western Australia, GenusPlus, Atmos Renewables, Merredin
High Power Modules as well as Agriculture Production Combine, As Trina Showcases 210m Series
Trina Solar has shared on a project, covering 160 hectares of farmland, that utilizes Trina Solar's 210 Vertex 550W series and also is expected to generate 110 million kWh of electrical power a year.
Aug 17, 2021 // Manufacturing News, Plants, China, pv power plants, solar cells, Asia, agrivoltaics, Trina Solar, solar modules, Vertex Modules, Zhang Yingbin, Huawei inverter
South Korea bets on tandem solar technologies
The South Korean federal government has actually released a new roadmap to support R&D activities in the solar industry. The paper shows the country's solar manufacturing market might be motivated to go with high-efficiency and also pricey panels based upon tandem solar cells.
Sep 3, 2020 // Technology, Manufacturing News, South Korea, solar cells, Asia, MOTIE
Power-to-heat for area heating might drive wind and solar
Researchers state the innovation could aid drive clean power deployment in nations with limited grids or in separated, coal-based energy systems. According to their version, Kosovo might see a solid boost in wind and PV ability if power-to-heat is coupled with thermal energy storage space for fixed-capacity district home heating.
Sep 10, 2020 // Technology, Large-Scale, Storage, Kosovo, Aalborg University
French federal government thinks about cutting pre-2011 FITs
Financial paper Les Echos declares the government is mulling a renegotiation of historical feed-in contracts after the Court of Auditors in 2018 ruled the motivations also charitable.
Sep 17, 2020 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, Residential, Markets & Finance News, Policy, France, Europe, Xavier Daval, Les Echos, Arnaud Gossement, KilowattSol
Brand-new globe record for large-area organic PV module efficiency
Scientists in Germany have attained 12.6% performance with a 26 sq cm organic panel as well as 11.7% for a 204 sq cm device. The tasks were accomplished with a new module format and a slower, high-resolution, short-pulse laser structuring process.
Sep 17, 2020 // Technology, Germany, Europe, PV module, efficiency, Andreas Distler
NREL advances thermochromic home window modern technologies with vivid Perovskites
Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) report an advancement in creating a next-generation thermochromic window that not just decreases the demand for cooling but concurrently generates electrical energy.
Oct 21, 2020 // Technology, NREL, perovskites, Bryan Rosales
Study lays foundation for ultra-thin, power effective photodetector on glass
Though we might not always realize it, photodetectors add substantially to the ease of modern life. Likewise referred to as photosensors, photodetectors transform light power right into electrical signals to finish tasks such as opening automated sliding doors and instantly readjusting a cell phone's display brightness in different lights conditions.
Nov 5, 2020 // Technology, USA, North America, ACS Nano, Saptarshi Das, Joshua Robinson, Joseph R. Nasr, Smart glass
New perovskite LED gives off a spin-polarized radiance
The addition of an unique brand-new perovskite layer has actually allowed researchers to create a "spin-polarized LED" without requiring a magnetic field or extremely reduced temperatures, potentially clearing the path to a boating of novel innovations.
Mar 17, 2021 // Technology, USA, NREL, Washington, perovskite, North America, Joseph Luther, Matthew Beard
IRENA predicts LCOE of solar will drop to $0.01-0.05 by mid century
The latest study published by the International Renewable Energy Agency says the average solar electricity cost of $0.085/kWh produced by projects commissioned last year is set to fall to $0.048 next year, and $0.02-0.08 by 2030.
Nov 13, 2019 // Tariffs, USA, Saudi Arabia, Chile, South america, Asia, Oceania, United Arab Emirates, Mexico, North America, Peru, SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA, WORLD
Canada, Germany All Set To Ink New Hydrogen Deal
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and also German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will authorize an agreement for the advancement of green energy in Newfoundland.
Aug 17, 2022 // Policy, Solar to Fuel, green hydrogen, Wind Energy, wind power, green ammonia, German chancellor Olaf Scholz, green energy project in Newfoundland, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Stephenville, wind farm in Newfoundland, World Energy GH2
Polish company opens up cutting-edge solar energy plant
A Polish business on Friday introduced the world's initial commercial assembly line of photovoltaic panels based on groundbreaking perovskite technology, which might change accessibility to solar energy.
May 24, 2021 // Manufacturing News, Poland, Solar Panels, Europe, perovskite, Olga Malinkiewicz










