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ISFH CalTec expands calibration services to large-area perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells

ISFH CalTec expands calibration services to large-area perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells

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Presented last month during the tandemPV Workshop in Berlin, Germany, the expanded measurement addresses several critical aspects of tandem cell characteristics, said ISFH. These include: Subcell-specific spectral adjustment and accurate spectral mismatch correction Compensation for shading effects caused by contacting bars Correction for irradiance non-uniformity across large-area devices Homogeneous temperature control Measurement protocols designed to […]

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United Solar secures IFC financing for Oman polysilicon facility

United Solar secures IFC financing for Oman polysilicon facility

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Financing from the IFC for United Solar’s polysilicon facility in Oman was further increased earlier this year with a US$480 million debt financing. With this latest equity investment, the IFC has arranged and mobilised more than 30% of the total capital raised in United Solar’s polysilicon facility. In total, United Solar raised nearly US$1.6 billion

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10 best Spanish cities to see the total solar eclipse 2026

10 best Spanish cities to see the total solar eclipse 2026

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The Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar in Zaragoza will experience totality shortly before sunset. (Image credit: Antonio Hugo Photo via Getty Images) For the Aug. 12, 2026, total solar eclipse, Spain’s great cities will be pulling in eclipse-chasers from across Europe, but not every famous destination is equally well placed. In Barcelona and

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Blocking, El Niño and extreme events redistribute solar resource in 2026 so far

Blocking, El Niño and extreme events redistribute solar resource in 2026 so far

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In a new weekly update for pv magazine, Solcast, a DNV company, reports that, in the first half of 2026, solar irradiance was broadly above average across Europe, the United States, Southeast Asia, South America, and Central Africa, driven by shifting atmospheric patterns transitioning from early-year blocking and polar vortex disruption to developing El Niño

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Chinese PV Industry Brief: TCL Zhonghuan completes acquisition of Das Solar

Chinese PV Industry Brief: TCL Zhonghuan completes acquisition of Das Solar

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TCL Zhonghuan has completed its acquisition of Das Solar, gaining 20 GW of n-type TOPCon cell capacity and 50 GW of module capacity while outlining plans to upgrade 20 GW of cell and 25 GW of module production to back-contact technology. The post Chinese PV Industry Brief: TCL Zhonghuan completes acquisition of Das Solar appeared

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Solar can outcompete grid power in rural India

Solar can outcompete grid power in rural India

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A new study finds that solar-based distributed renewable energy (DRE) systems can supply electricity in rural India at lower cost than conventional grid power when projects are tailored to local demand, storage, and grid conditions. It recommends Village Energy Plans (VEPs) as the foundation for scaling reliable, cost-effective DRE deployment through integrated planning and stronger

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Trump administration reportedly drafting ban on Chinese solar inverters

Trump administration reportedly drafting ban on Chinese solar inverters

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The ban, which sources say is being drafted by the Federal Communications Commission, may take effect as early as this year, and follows actions in Europe to restrict funding for projects that use inverters from “high-risk” suppliers. Officials in the Trump administration are reportedly drafting a ban on solar inverters from Chinese companies, according to

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South Korea’s solar crossroads

South Korea’s solar crossroads

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South Korean solar is entering a new stage, where structural quality and sustainability are judged more important than speed of growth. The country’s annual solar installations in 2026 are projected to reach approximately 4 GW, similar to 2025 figures. Companies and public bodies see electricity as a long-term risk to be managed… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/07/01/south-koreas-solar-crossroads/

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