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Global Leaders in Solar Energy Infrastructure and Noise Protection Join Forces

Global Leaders in Solar Energy Infrastructure and Noise Protection Join Forces

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Natick, MA, August 02, 2025 –(PR.com)– In a transformative move set to redefine the future of infrastructure and clean energy integration, Ko-Solar, a U.S.-based leader in transportation-based solar energy systems and clean energy technologies, and Kohlhauer GmbH, Germany’s foremost innovator in environmental noise protection systems, have entered into a strategic alliance to jointly accelerate the global […]

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Solar Eclipse 2025: Strange Things That Could Happen If Six Minutes Of Darkness Unfolds

Solar Eclipse 2025: Strange Things That Could Happen If Six Minutes Of Darkness Unfolds

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A viral claim circulating online suggests that the world will plunge into six minutes of total darkness on 2 August 2025 due to a solar eclipse. The rumour, widely shared on social media and video platforms, has raised questions among the public. However, according to NASA and multiple astronomers, there is no total solar eclipse

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August 2 Solar Eclipse Rumors: Six minutes of darkness set for 2025 or 2027? Here’s fact check and NASA’s statement

August 2 Solar Eclipse Rumors: Six minutes of darkness set for 2025 or 2027? Here’s fact check and NASA’s statement

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Synopsis August 2 solar eclipse rumors have spread online. The total solar eclipse is set for 2025 or 2027? This is what NASA’s statement says about upcoming six minutes of darkness. Rumors about a total solar eclipse on August 2, 2025, have spread online. However, NASA has confirmed that the actual event will happen on

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The 2,000V transition: why utility solar is ready for its next leap

The 2,000V transition: why utility solar is ready for its next leap

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Increasing the voltage of PV systems has been a key element of this progress as higher voltages unlock a range of system benefits that translate into lower costs. Liam Coman, solar market analyst at S&P Global Commodity Insights, explains to PV Tech Power: “By increasing voltage while holding current constant, systems can transmit more power

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PV Tech Power 43 out now: Solar under the shadow of Trump, tackling module glass fractures, the aftermath of the Iberian blackout

PV Tech Power 43 out now: Solar under the shadow of Trump, tackling module glass fractures, the aftermath of the Iberian blackout

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Latest Features , Interviews , Long Reads Features , Interviews , Long Reads The Q3 edition of our downstream solar PV journal, PV Tech Power, is now available to download. In our cover story, we step into the new normal in the US market, under the shadow of an administration increasingly hostile to renewables. Taking

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First merchant solar plant enters South African Power Pool trading

First merchant solar plant enters South African Power Pool trading

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UK energy trader BB Energy has commissioned a 25 MW merchant solar plant in Zambia, marking the first such facility to join the South African Power Pool market. A 35 MW expansion is planned for completion later this year as part of a 118 MW target by 2027… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2025/08/01/first-merchant-solar-plant-enters-south-african-power-pool-trading/

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Drop in haze, pollution contributes to China’s solar generation in July

Drop in haze, pollution contributes to China’s solar generation in July

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In a new weekly update for pv magazine, Solcast, a DNV company, reports that reduced atmospheric haze helped solar irradiance surge to around 40% above the July average in Northeast China. August 1, 2025 Solcast Asia in July delivered a mixed bag for solar producers, with extremes at both ends of the irradiance spectrum. The

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