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Australia’s first all-female team completes commercial rooftop solar

Australia’s first all-female team completes commercial rooftop solar

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Smart Commercial Solar, a Sydney-based solar and storage company, is collaborating with AWISE, a nonprofit organization focused on women in energy, to deliver a commercial rooftop solar project completed entirely by women. From analysis and design to engineering, project management, installation, and client-side staff, every role in the project is filled by women. The 96 […]

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Gas quenching with helium, argon for more stable perovskite solar cells

Gas quenching with helium, argon for more stable perovskite solar cells

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Kuwait University researchers investigated the relationship between the molecular weight of the quenching gas and the morphology of perovskite films used in solar cells, finding that argon and helium extended device lifetimes compared to using the more conventional nitrogen. March 7, 2025 Valerie Thompson A Kuwait University research team compared the effects on perovskite film

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ASA bans EDF solar panels radio ad over zero electricity bill claim

ASA bans EDF solar panels radio ad over zero electricity bill claim

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Senator Eteng Facilitates Solar-Powered Boreholes, Street Lights In 27 Communities In Cross River

Senator Eteng Facilitates Solar-Powered Boreholes, Street Lights In 27 Communities In Cross River

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Senator Eteng Williams, representing the Cross River central senatorial district, has facilitated solar-powered boreholes and street lights In 27 communities, as part of his efforts to transform the lives of his constituents. The solar-powered boreholes were constructed in nine communities while solar-powered street lights have been provided in 16 communities. The solar-powered boreholes projects are

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Ecoener secures financing for 60MW solar PV plant in Dominican Republic

Ecoener secures financing for 60MW solar PV plant in Dominican Republic

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Latest The Payita 1 solar PV plant is expected to be operational later this year. Image: Ecoener. Spanish renewables developer Ecoener has secured a US$43.1 million loan to finance a 60MW solar PV plant in the Dominican Republic. Proparco, a development finance institution partly owned by the French Development Agency, will provide the loan facility

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Companies express interest in developing 235 MW of solar in Albania

Companies express interest in developing 235 MW of solar in Albania

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The Albanian government has received requests from four companies looking to develop four separate solar projects located across the country. February 18, 2025 Patrick Jowett Image: Marco De Hevia/Unsplash Albania ’s Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy has received expressions of interest from four companies looking to construct four solar projects with a cumulative capacity totaling

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The cost of going off-grid in Nigeria: From ₦400,000 to ₦20 million in 2025

The cost of going off-grid in Nigeria: From ₦400,000 to ₦20 million in 2025

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Decades ago, satellite dishes and television antennas dotted rooftops across Nigeria. Today, rows of solar panels are becoming the new sight as Nigerians turn to alternative energy solutions as electricity tariffs increase. In 2024, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission(NERC) raised electricity tariffs for urban customers by 240%. Band A customers (neighbourhoods guaranteed 20 hours of

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