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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

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

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

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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Delhi govt plans to install first solar tree at Secretariat; Here’s how it can reshape urban power supply in the capital

Delhi govt plans to install first solar tree at Secretariat; Here’s how it can reshape urban power supply in the capital

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FG electrifies 13,000 homes, businesses in Rivers with 12MW solar grids

FG electrifies 13,000 homes, businesses in Rivers with 12MW solar grids

The Federal Government has commenced the development of four solar hybrid mini-grid projects in Rivers State that will provide reliable electricity to more than 13,492 households, businesses and public institutions, further accelerating Nigeria’s drive towards universal energy access and sustainable economic growth. The projects, with a combined capacity of 11.9MWp, are being implemented by the

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Canada’s solar industry enters a new phase of growth

Canada’s solar industry enters a new phase of growth

For many years, solar power occupied a relatively modest position within Canada’s energy mix, overshadowed by hydroelectricity and constrained by the perception that northern climates are unsuitable for large-scale solar deployment. Today, that narrative is changing. A combination of technological innovation, falling costs, policy support and growing commercial demand is accelerating solar adoption across multiple

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South Africa clears four REIPPPP solar projects for construction

South Africa clears four REIPPPP solar projects for construction

According to NERSA, the four projects represent more than 1GW of installed solar PV capacity and will deliver 890MW of contracted capacity to South Africa’s electricity system.  The regulator said it received licence applications for the projects in January before opening a public consultation process. A public hearing scheduled for May was cancelled after no objections or

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