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Game-Changer: 2-in-1 Floatable Solar Device Cleans Water and Tackles Pollutants

Game-Changer: 2-in-1 Floatable Solar Device Cleans Water and Tackles Pollutants

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In an exciting advancement featured in Materials Horizons, Dr. Edison Ang, Assistant Professor at the National Institute of Education/Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, unveils a groundbreaking solution for both water purification and pollutant degradation. This novel approach is detailed in the study titled “Monolith floatable dual-function solar photothermal evaporator: efficient clean water regeneration synergizing with pollutant […]

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Minimising financial risk as new PPA buyers and sellers join the solar sector

Minimising financial risk as new PPA buyers and sellers join the solar sector

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“We’re definitely moving from the initial phase of PPAs, which has been going on for five or ten years depending on how you count, where this was a procurement tool that was associated mainly with the 0.1% of global corporates, the biggest companies in the world [including] the very big tech companies and some enormous

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Generate and KeyState close investment fund for 53.5MW of New York community solar

Generate and KeyState close investment fund for 53.5MW of New York community solar

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Latest Features , Interviews , Long Reads Features , Guest Blog , Long Reads KeyState’s solar tax credit fund platform, dubbed SOLCAP, is now on track to raise over US$450 million in solar tax equity financing across the US. Image: KeyState Renewables. US investors Generate Capital and KeyState Renewables have closed their third joint fund,

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Avantus, Toyota Tsusho start construction on 125MW solar PV plant in Texas

Avantus, Toyota Tsusho start construction on 125MW solar PV plant in Texas

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Latest Features , Interviews , Long Reads Features , Guest Blog , Long Reads Avantus will oversee the construction of the solar PV project, which is expected to begin operations in late 2025. Image: Avantus. US solar developer Avantus and Japanese conglomerate the Toyota Tsusho Corporation have started construction of their 159MWdc/125MWac Norton Solar project

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Enel North America starts operations at 326MW solar-plus-storage plant in Texas

Enel North America starts operations at 326MW solar-plus-storage plant in Texas

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Latest Features , Interviews , Long Reads Features , Guest Blog , Long Reads Nestlé is the sole tax equity investor of the Stampede solar-plus-storage project, pictured above. Image: Enel North America. Enel North America, the US subsidiary of Italian utility Enel, has begun operations at the 326MW Stampede solar-plus-storage plant in the US state

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Canadian Solar shipments and revenues increase in Q2 2024 amid low module prices

Canadian Solar shipments and revenues increase in Q2 2024 amid low module prices

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Latest Features , Interviews , Long Reads Features , Guest Blog , Long Reads “Amidst fierce industry competition, we maintained our focus on profitability while also increasing volume this quarter,” said Yan Zhuang, president of CSI Solar. Image: Canadian Solar. Solar manufacturing major Canadian Solar has posted increased revenues and profits in its Q2 2024

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Mixing and matching solar panels: the benefits and challenges of module blending

Mixing and matching solar panels: the benefits and challenges of module blending

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By Martin Gonzalez and Kyle Burns, Burns & McDonnell Latest Features , Interviews , Long Reads Features , Guest Blog , Long Reads Solar site Burns & McDonnell built in Wisconsin where solar modules were blended on the same site. Credit: Courtesy of Burns & McDonnell. As the solar industry continues to grow and evolve, module blending

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