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Solyco releases 500 W full-black back contact solar module with 24.5% efficiency

Solyco releases 500 W full-black back contact solar module with 24.5% efficiency

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Solyco has launched its full-black Design R-BG 108nBC.7 module series, featuring n-type back-contact glass-glass technology, up to 500 W output, 24.5% efficiency, and a 30-year warranty for premium rooftop solar applications. The post Solyco releases 500 W full-black back contact solar module with 24.5% efficiency appeared first on pv magazine Global… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/07/20/solyco-release-500-w-full-black-back-contact-solar-module-with-24-5-efficiency/

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Netherlands proposes stricter rules for solar near airports 

Netherlands proposes stricter rules for solar near airports 

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The Netherlands is working on a temporary framework governing permits for solar near airports. Trade association Holland Solar has said there is a lack of convincing evidence as to why solar panels have to meet stricter reflection requirements than other surfaces. The post Netherlands proposes stricter rules for solar near airports  appeared first on pv

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Where solar meets the soil: The multi-benefit potential of ecovoltaics and agrivoltaics

Where solar meets the soil: The multi-benefit potential of ecovoltaics and agrivoltaics

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As global energy demands rise, emerging dual-use solar methods like ecovoltaics and agrivoltaics are proving that integrating photovoltaic panels with native habitats and agricultural land can generate renewable energy while simultaneously boosting biodiversity, conserving water, and securing steady income for landowners. The post Where solar meets the soil: The multi-benefit potential of ecovoltaics and agrivoltaics

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Malaysia unveils sixth large-scale solar tender

Malaysia unveils sixth large-scale solar tender

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The sixth round of Malaysia’s large-scale solar program is targeting 2.5 GW of solar tied to 1.25 GW of storage. Interested developers will be able to purchase the request for proposals document from July 27. The post Malaysia unveils sixth large-scale solar tender appeared first on pv magazine Global… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/07/16/malaysia-unveils-sixth-large-scale-solar-tender/

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The challenges and risks of AI adoption in the solar industry

The challenges and risks of AI adoption in the solar industry

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Yet for all its promise, the integration of AI into solar brings with it complex challenges and risks that the industry must confront head-on. These are not abstract, futuristic concerns. They are emerging right now, in real projects and real day-to-day operations, as companies have to deal with workforce displacement, unreliable data, undefined legal liability,

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Turkey launches tender seeking 900MW solar PV, 1.5GW wind capacity

Turkey launches tender seeking 900MW solar PV, 1.5GW wind capacity

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Latest Features , Featured Articles , Long Reads ‘With the 2026 YEKA tenders, we are opening a new investment period in renewable energy,’ said energy and natural resources minister Alparslan Bayraktar, pictured. Image: Turkish government. The Turkish government has launched a new tender, seeking 900MW of new solar PV capacity and 1.5GW of new wind

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The missing middle of electrification: Why Africa’s off-grid solar boom is rewriting the rules of energy access

The missing middle of electrification: Why Africa’s off-grid solar boom is rewriting the rules of energy access

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One Nigerian village without a grid enjoys electricity every night. Another, officially connected to the national grid, does not. It is a paradox that would have been almost inconceivable a generation ago. Yet as dusk settles across rural Nigeria, it is becoming increasingly common. In one community, children complete their homework beneath the steady glow

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