Author name: admin

Extreme weather patterns deliver mixed solar results across Australia

Extreme weather patterns deliver mixed solar results across Australia

Uncategorized / By

In a new weekly update for pv magazine, Solcast, a DNV company, reports that Australia experienced extreme and diverse weather throughout July and August, resulting in varied impacts on solar irradiance across the country’s states. August 30, 2024 Solcast Unstable polar vortex conditions and persistent high-pressure systems led to a season of weather extremes across […]

Extreme weather patterns deliver mixed solar results across Australia Read More »

Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown Is Getting A New Map

Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown Is Getting A New Map

Uncategorized / By

Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown hasn’t even launched yet, but we’ve already had confirmation that the title’s set to gain a massive expansion only a few months after launch. Developer KT Racing and publisher Nacon have announced a ‘Year One Roadmap’ detailing the long-awaited title’s post-launch plans, and there’s a pretty big one lined up

Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown Is Getting A New Map Read More »

Scientists unveil desert solar modules with higher performance ratio, reduced temperature sensitivity

Scientists unveil desert solar modules with higher performance ratio, reduced temperature sensitivity

Uncategorized / By

Researchers in Morocco have carefully configured and tested a novel desert solar module optimized for harsh desert climates.  The new design delivered a 5.8% improvement in performance ratio, a 1.95% increase in efficiency, and reduced temperature sensitivity by 0.85% compared to standard modules. August 30, 2024 Valerie Thompson Researchers led by Mohammed First University scientists in

Scientists unveil desert solar modules with higher performance ratio, reduced temperature sensitivity Read More »

Australia: Large-scale solar PV grows 20-fold in six years

Australia: Large-scale solar PV grows 20-fold in six years

Uncategorized / By

Latest Solar electricity generation grew 21% year-on-year in 2022-23, according to the report. Image: CEFC The Australian government’s latest Energy Update 2024 report has revealed that large-scale solar PV power generation has grown more than 20-fold in the last six years. The report, published by the government’s Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and

Australia: Large-scale solar PV grows 20-fold in six years Read More »

Lightsource bp breaks ground on 168MW solar PV project in New Zealand

Lightsource bp breaks ground on 168MW solar PV project in New Zealand

Uncategorized / By

The financing package was secured from various international banks, including Westpac New Zealand, Mizuho, China Construction Bank, and Intesa Sanpaolo—IMICIB. Situated at Christchurch Airport, the Kōwhai Park project will power the international airport with around 300,000 solar modules once it is completed in 2026. It is being developed in partnership with Contact Energy and will connect to

Lightsource bp breaks ground on 168MW solar PV project in New Zealand Read More »

Queensland launches solar module recycling programme

Queensland launches solar module recycling programme

Uncategorized / By

The sites include Capalaba and North Lakes in greater Brisbane, along with the Gold Coast, Rockhampton, Toowoomba and Townsville. The Queensland government confirmed that 15 locations will be announced in the coming weeks. Mick de Brenni, Queensland’s minister for energy and clean economy jobs, emphasised that Queensland is “leading the way in rooftop solar penetration”,

Queensland launches solar module recycling programme Read More »

Government investment ‘big driver’ for solar power

Government investment ‘big driver’ for solar power

Uncategorized / By

Navigation for News Categories An illustration of Far North Solar Farm’s consented 38-hectare solar farm in Marton, Rangitīkei. Photo: Supplied / Far North Solar Farm A solar power company getting government investment aims to produce 15 percent of the country’s daytime electricity. The $78 million deal between Crown-owned New Zealand Green Investment Finance (NZGIF) and

Government investment ‘big driver’ for solar power Read More »

The Local Bubble: How our solar system got caught up in a cosmic crime scene

The Local Bubble: How our solar system got caught up in a cosmic crime scene

Uncategorized / By

Artist’s illustration of the Local Bubble with star formation occurring on the bubble’s surface. (Image credit: CfA, Leah Hustak (STScI)) The Local Bubble is a region of surprisingly low-density gas that surrounds our solar system and other nearby regions of our galaxy — and it has a violent history. Here’s how our solar system ended

The Local Bubble: How our solar system got caught up in a cosmic crime scene Read More »

Start typing and press enter to search