GoSun – a Solar EV Investment Opportunity Cincinnati, Ohio, 22nd May 2025, GoSun is taking their innovative solar energy company to StartEngine for an Equity Crowdfunding raise. GoSun recently launched its new EV Solar Charger , and has seen viral response on TikTok and Instagram, with over seven million views. GoSun has already received over
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Kenya’s Farmer Lifeline, Pollen Patrollers and Solar Freeze are among 10 startups shortlisted for Qualcomm Make in Africa 2025, an equity-free mentorship program that identifies promising early-stage and deep-technology startups using advanced technologiessuch as 5G, on-device Edge-AI/ML, Compute, and IoT. Farmer Lifeline is a Solar-powered AI robots for crop pests and disease detectionwhile Pollen Patrollers
Farmers transplant seedlings in a paddy rice field in Jiaji Town of Qionghai City, south China’s Hainan Province, May 21, 2025. The traditional Chinese solar term Xiaoman (Grain Buds) falls on May 21 this year, indicating that grain seeds are becoming full. (Photo by Meng Zhongde/Xinhua) A farmer takes care of green onions at a
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The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) provided analysis of the devastating impact the changes to energy tax credits will have on jobs, manufacturing and the ability to meet the country’s rapidly growing energy demand… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2025/05/21/us-solar-and-storage-industry-calls-for-changes-in-reconciliation-bill/
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Tristan Erion-Lorico, VP sales and marketing at Kiwa PVEL, spoke with pv magazine Editor Marian Willuhn at Intersolar Europe 2025 about rising module failures in lab tests this year, citing glass breakage and UV degradation in tunnel oxide passivated contact (TOPCon) modules as key quality concerns… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2025/05/20/solar-module-quality-trends-2025-with-tristan-erion-lorico/
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China installed a record 60 GW of new PV capacity in the first quarter of 2025, driven by a surge in rooftop deployment ahead of updated grid-access rules, says Rystad Energy. It predicts that rooftop growth will continue, but new self-consumption mandates are reshaping regional development strategies and increasing project complexity… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2025/05/20/china-installs-record-36-gw-of-rooftop-solar-in-q1-as-new-rules-drive-surge/
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A philanthropist and development advocate, Kashim Musa Tumsah (KMT), has completed three critical projects at Bututu Tsangaya Islamic School in Damaturu, Yobe State, in two weeks. The projects are modern sanitation facilities, solar-powered lighting, and a revived cultural ceremony. Responding swiftly to the school’s plea, KMT approved funding within 24 hours to construct modern toilet
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Italy’s Ecoprogetti has developed an automated photovoltaic recycling line that separates and recovers up to 100% of the aluminum, copper, glass, plastic and silicon in solar panels. It can process up to 60 panels per hour while using 40% less energy than other solutions on the market… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2025/05/20/ecoprogetti-releases-fully-automated-solar-panel-recycling-line/
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8:23 pm, Mon May 19, 2025 Cecil Foster, CEO of FosRich Group FosRich says it will deepen its push into the real estate market with the launch of The Hamptons Trelawny, its first fully-solarised housing development set for later this year. The development will be a gated community with 600 housing units and 300,000 square
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Nigeria’s presidential villa is being kitted out with a $6-million solar mini-grid – a pricey solution to erratic power supplies that small business manager Victor Onyim can only dream of as he grapples with near-daily power cuts. For more than two weeks until early May, Onyim’s drinking water company and other businesses in the southern
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