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Amazon signs first solar-plus-storage PPAs in Australia to power AI expansion

Amazon signs first solar-plus-storage PPAs in Australia to power AI expansion

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Amazon disclosed that the portfolio comprises one wind farm, three utility-scale solar-plus-storage sites, four distributed solar-plus-storage projects, and a new battery energy storage installation to be added to the Mokoan solar PV power plant. The projects span New South Wales and Victoria, with developers including OX2, X-ELIO, Anza, TagEnergy and European Energy. According to BloombergNEF […]

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JinkoSolar’s profitability deteriorates as annual module shipments decline

JinkoSolar’s profitability deteriorates as annual module shipments decline

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In Q4 2025, Jinko saw its gross margin collapse to 0.3% compared with 7.3% in Q3 and 3.8% in Q4 2024. Jinko reported an adjusted net loss of US$119.8 million in Q4 2025, more than double the US$52.4 million loss in the previous quarter. On a GAAP basis, Jinko’s net loss reached US$214.5 million, compared

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Mercury’s Sulfur-Rich Magma May Rewrite How Solar System’s Innermost Planet Formed

Mercury’s Sulfur-Rich Magma May Rewrite How Solar System’s Innermost Planet Formed

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New research from Rice University suggests sulfur keeps Mercury’s interior molten at lower temperatures, offering new clues to how the planet’s strange crust and mantle evolved. Yishen Zhang & Rajdeep Dasgupta provide new insights into the role of sulfur in shaping the thermochemical evolution of Mercury and other similarly reduced rocky planetary systems. Image credit:

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RWE drops 99.9 MW solar project in Wales on grid constraints

RWE drops 99.9 MW solar project in Wales on grid constraints

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RWE has scrapped its 99.9 MW Butterfly solar‑plus‑storage project in Wales after determining that grid connection availability made it unviable, in a move that comes amid sharply rising connection demand and mounting pressure on the United Kingdom’s queue reform process… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/04/15/rwe-drops-99-9-mw-solar-project-in-wales-on-grid-constraints/

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This US Company Wants To Start Mass Producing Affordable Solar-Powered Cars

This US Company Wants To Start Mass Producing Affordable Solar-Powered Cars

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Aptera Motors, a vehicle startup out of Carlsbad, California, started taking reservations for its solar-powered, three-wheeled EVs in 2020. By 2025, it had a claimed 50,000 reservations at $40,000 a pop. As of 2026, it is hoping to start mass production of the Launch Edition models by the end of the year. Aptera has significantly upped

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