September 15, 2026

Underwater solar power sounds impossible, these new perovskite cells make it work anyway

Underwater solar power sounds impossible, these new perovskite cells make it work anyway

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Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Sunlight from the Deep: A team of Chinese researchers has developed a novel approach to solar power generation in environments where sunlight is scarce. Perovskite solar cells can be treated to operate underwater, with surprisingly good results in terms of reliability

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US community solar ventures raise US$370m for 200MW of new capacity

US community solar ventures raise US$370m for 200MW of new capacity

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Latest Features , Interviews , Long Reads A community solar development in Illinois, which, alongside New York, is one of two target states in the recent financing deals. Image: Nexamp. 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

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Researchers find strong vendor-to-vendor variation in UVID performance of TOPCon solar cells

Researchers find strong vendor-to-vendor variation in UVID performance of TOPCon solar cells

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US researchers found significant manufacturer-dependent differences in UV-induced degradation and light-assisted recovery among commercial TOPCon solar cells. The results highlight the need for controlled light soaking before testing and for accounting for daily dark-degradation and recovery cycles in performance models. The post Researchers find strong vendor-to-vendor variation in UVID performance of TOPCon solar cells appeared

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Flanders to cut subsidies for large solar parks

Flanders to cut subsidies for large solar parks

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The Flemish government is reducing the subsidy available to solar park owners during periods of negative price hours. The move is expected to save around €189 million ($206.5 million). The post Flanders to cut subsidies for large solar parks appeared first on pv magazine Global… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/09/15/flanders-to-cut-subsidies-for-large-solar-parks/

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