Israel’s government has approved a ILS 34 million ($10.1 million) budget and granted construction permit exemptions to support rooftop solar deployment on publicly owned sports facilities nationwide… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2025/07/21/israel-approves-rooftop-solar-on-public-sports-facilities/
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The Kerala Domestic Solar Prosumers Community has demanded the complete withdrawal of the revised Renewable Energy Draft Regulations 2025 and sought urgent intervention of the State government for the formulation of a new policy by an expert committee. If the new draft regulations come into force, the renewable energy generation sector in Kerala, built with
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In doing so, the David Crisafulli government has fulfilled its election commitment to “empower communities on renewable energy projects.” The Bill was officially passed by the government in June 2025 and introduces the following: Impact assessment requiring mandatory public notification for proposed large-scale solar PV power plants and wind farms (which were made impact assessable in
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On 17 July, it was granted the “approved without conditions” notice, which officially cleared the project to go ahead. The project was first submitted to the EPBC Act on 6 June, meaning a decision was granted in 41 days. It came on the same day that PV Tech reported that the Swedish developer had submitted
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International researchers have caught a cosmic baby moment for the first time, the instant tiny particles began forming planets around a distant star. With the help of the ALMA and James Webb Space Telescopes, they watched hot minerals starting to solidify around a newborn star called HOPS-315, which lies about 1300 light-years away and resembles
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This story was originally published by New York Focus. As negotiations over President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” came down to the wire in early July, renewable energy developers were holding their breath. Until the eleventh hour, it looked like Congress was ready to make good on Trump’s promise of “terminating” key subsidies for wind and
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An artist’s impression of the two TRACERS spacecraft in low-Earth orbit. (Image credit: University of Iowa/Andy Kale) A new mission set to blast off for low-Earth orbit will study magnetic storms around the Earth and learn more about how they affect our atmosphere and satellites. NASA’s Tandem Reconnection and Cusp Electrodynamics Reconnaissance Satellites, or TRACERS
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ZDNET’s key takeaways The EcoFlow Delta 3 Plus is available now for $899. It’s a compact 1,024Wh power station that can connect to external batteries, and its improved cooling mechanism makes it a lot quieter than its predecessor. The silver finish has a tendency to get dinged up. $899 at Amazon Power stations come in
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An illustration shows a transneptunian object dancing in harmony with Neptune (Image credit: Robert Lea (created with Canva)) Astronomers have found that a weird space rock at the edge of the solar system is locked in a rhythmic dance with Neptune. The object, designated 2020 VN40, is part of a family of distant solar system
Far beyond Pluto, icy wanderers known as Trans-Neptunian Objects (TNOs) drift through the vast cosmic depths. Some of them orbit at incredible distances, more than 200 times farther from the Sun than Earth, making them tough to spot, but priceless to study. These elusive objects may hold secrets to how the Solar System formed, and
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