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Solar Industry Leader Takes Control with $1.3 Billion Factory Sale as Jinko Solar Responds to Retain US Market

Solar Industry Leader Takes Control with $1.3 Billion Factory Sale as Jinko Solar Responds to Retain US Market

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U.S. solar panel manufacturers need to learn to solder

U.S. solar panel manufacturers need to learn to solder

CEA’s 2026 manufacturing quality report finds that yield rates vary widely based on the age of solar module assembly facilities, with mature Chinese firms nearing 100% and U.S. outlier facilities ranging all the way down to 30%. May 9, 2026 John Fitzgerald Weaver From pv magazine USA Intertek CEA’s Global PV Manufacturing Quality Report 2026

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DOJ: Complaint vs Leviste, solar power firm executives still under evaluation

DOJ: Complaint vs Leviste, solar power firm executives still under evaluation

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Thursday said the criminal complaint filed by Energy Secretary Sharon Garin against Batangas 1st District Rep. Leandro Antonio Leviste and several officials of the  Solar Para Sa Bayan Corporation (SPBC) has not yet been docketed and remains under evaluation.DOJ spokesman Polo Martinez said the complaint was still being

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Free market, curtailment, and storage reshaping Brazilian solar sector

Free market, curtailment, and storage reshaping Brazilian solar sector

Brazil’s solar sector is entering a new phase marked by curtailment, grid constraints, and regulatory shifts, with growth increasingly tied to new business models and market dynamics. Industry leaders say storage will be central to this transition, enabling system integration, mitigating risks, and unlocking future demand… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/05/04/free-market-curtailment-and-storage-reshaping-brazilian-solar-sector/

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French IPP building mini solar farms via low-voltage extension

French IPP building mini solar farms via low-voltage extension

Solvéo Energies has expanded its Bélesta-en-Lauragais solar plant to 3 MW with a new 300 kW unit, using a decentralized low-voltage “mini solar field” design. The model enables faster permitting and grid connection while minimizing land use, despite slightly higher upfront costs… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/05/04/french-ipp-building-mini-solar-farms-via-low-voltage-extension/

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‘Ilumoka’ Illuminates 5 More Oluyole Communities with 45 Solar Lights 

‘Ilumoka’ Illuminates 5 More Oluyole Communities with 45 Solar Lights 

In an effort to boost local security and socio-economic activities, more communities under the Oluyole State Constituency have been illuminated following the latest batch of the “Light Up Constituency Project” sponsored by Hon. Waheed Akintayo, Lawmaker representing Oluyole state Constituency in the Oyo state house of assembly. The latest communities which included Boluwaji, Akinfenwa, Atagba

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How the closure of the Strait of Hormuz affects solar aluminium sourcing

How the closure of the Strait of Hormuz affects solar aluminium sourcing

The supply of some solar components, such as polysilicon or wafers, might be minimally impacted by the conflict in the Middle East, due to China accounting for the majority of the global capacity. Yet this is different for other components, such as module frames made using aluminium or PV glass that relies on methanol, for

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