More than 700 MW of rooftop solar was added to Australia’s main grid in the past three months, helping drive wholesale electricity prices in the country’s National Electricity Market to their lowest June quarter average since 2020. The post Australia adds over 700 MW of rooftop solar in April-June appeared first on pv magazine Global…
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In May 2026, U.S. solar power hit a historic milestone by generating more electricity than coal for the first time, but rapid industry expansion brings critical security risks, particularly during construction, that require scalable and proactive physical defense strategies to protect valuable assets. The post As solar breaks records… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/07/28/as-solar-breaks-records-its-security-must-catch-up/
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Each time the Moon covers the Sun during a total solar eclipse — darkening daytime skies and briefly revealing the Sun’s ethereal outer atmosphere, the corona — it presents new opportunities to better understand our star and its influence on Earth. On Wednesday, Aug. 12, as the next total solar eclipse sweeps over Greenland, Iceland,
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A recent study has renewed discussion about whether advanced extraterrestrial civilisations could leave detectable technosignatures within our own Solar System, including in the asteroid belt. In the paper, researcher Alex Ellery proposes on the possibility that non-human technology may already be embedded within largely unexamined regions of our own cosmic backyard. Interest in extraterrestrial life
The company did not specify the operational capacity brought online in the first phase, though has previously said it would be 2.1GW. It would begin work on phase two “before the end of the year”. “This facility will produce next-generation HJT solar cells, support domestic manufacturing, and ultimately strengthen grid reliability as our customers deploy
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Pantheon Atlas said it is now pursuing a grid connection agreement, with construction expected to begin in early 2027. The approved plans include more than €500 million (US$568 million) of transmission infrastructure, including 280km of new transmission lines, fibre-optic lines and a 400kV substation. “Croatia’s largest-ever private investment is moving forward as a direct result
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PV Tech Premium sat down with Mike Carr, executive director of the Solar Energy Manufacturers for America (SEMA) Coalition, an industry group that he says is “dedicated to disentangling from Chinese supply chains”, to talk about the state of US solar manufacturing in 2026, the challenges it faces and the group’s goal to support a
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TOSYALI continues to accelerate its energy transition by securing long term international financing for supporting its decarbonization agenda and sustainability investments. The company has signed Export Finance Buyer Credit Agreements worth 187 million euros with BBVA, under Spanish Export Credit Agency Cesce’s cover, for Osmaniye and Niğde Projects in its first phase of solar power
Adam Hartstone-Rose didn’t expect his first eclipse to be so interesting. It was 2017, and he was a biologist at the University of South Carolina. A total solar eclipse—when the moon temporarily blocks out the sun—was set to pass directly over him, and he’d been invited to observe how animals at the local zoo would
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