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Altus Power acquires 105MW New York solar portfolio from Cordelio

Altus Power acquires 105MW New York solar portfolio from Cordelio

“Working closely with Cordelio, our teams executed the acquisition of approved, in-progress projects, demonstrating our ability to step in and advance development efficiently to deliver reliable, affordable power in support of NYSERDA’s mission,” said Matt Marlow, co-head, investment and structured finance, Altus Power.  Altus Power owns and operates more than 1.3GW of commercial-scale solar, including community solar, across

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Green bonds totaling $870 million issued for 2 GW solar project in UAE

Green bonds totaling $870 million issued for 2 GW solar project in UAE

Joint owners of the 2 GW Al Dhafra solar power plant Abu Dhabi National Energy Company, Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company, EDF Power Solutions and Jinko Power, alongside offtaker Emirates Water and Electricity Company, have issued the green bonds to refinance the plant’s existing debt obligations and support its continued operation… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/01/16/green-bonds-totaling-870-million-issued-for-2-gw-solar-project-in-uae/

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Not all POE encapsulants protect TOPCon solar cells from corrosion

Not all POE encapsulants protect TOPCon solar cells from corrosion

UNSW researchers found that some POE encapsulants can trigger severe corrosion in TOPCon solar modules, causing up to 55% power loss under damp-heat conditions. Their study highlights that module reliability depends on the exact encapsulant formulation, not just the polymer type… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/01/16/not-all-poe-encapsulants-protect-topcon-solar-cells-from-corrosion/

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Australian government commits AU$24.7 million to national solar module recycling pilot

Australian government commits AU$24.7 million to national solar module recycling pilot

According to the government announcement, only 17% of solar modules are currently recycled in Australia, despite the potential to unlock up to AU$7.3 billion in benefits through reduced waste and material reuse. The pilot programme aims to develop a sustainable national solution to manage the growing volume of retired solar modules as Australia’s solar fleet ages.

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Polar Racking secures first Australian contract with 240MW Maryvale solar-plus-storage site

Polar Racking secures first Australian contract with 240MW Maryvale solar-plus-storage site

The project is also set to become one of Australias first large-scale DC-coupled solar and storage projects. This configuration offers several advantages over traditional AC-coupled systems, including improved efficiency, reduced equipment costs and enhanced flexibility in energy dispatch. Polar Racking supplied foundation solutions for the utility-scale development. PCL Construction has been appointed as the engineering,

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EU’s delayed cybersecurity review could have big implications for solar

EU’s delayed cybersecurity review could have big implications for solar

The biggest flashpoints for the solar industry will likely come over the rumoured restrictions on digital technology supply chains. Europe’s solar inverter market is dominated by Chinese firms, led by Huawei, Sungrow, GoodWe and Deye, and harsher restrictions on component supply could bar some of these companies from critical infrastructure projects. Huawei is already heavily

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Synergy awarded greenlight for 2GW wind, solar and battery storage site in Western Australia

Synergy awarded greenlight for 2GW wind, solar and battery storage site in Western Australia

The decision sees the proposal clear a major regulatory hurdle for the development located 15km east of Eneabba in the Mid-West region. Western Australia-based electric and gas utility Synergy submitted the development application for the 2GW solar-wind-BESS project in September 2025. The Tathra project features up to 140 wind turbines generating up to 1GW of capacity,

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New South Wales breaks 1TWh solar generation barrier as Australia’s renewables output surges in December 2025

New South Wales breaks 1TWh solar generation barrier as Australia’s renewables output surges in December 2025

The best-performing utility-scale solar PV asset for December 2025, by AC capacity factor, was SUN Energy’s Merredin Solar Farm in Western Australia, which achieved an AC capacity factor of 45.2%. Located in the Wheatbelt region, the 132MW facility has consistently ranked among the top solar performers in the country, benefiting from high solar irradiance and

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