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Queensland government designates new ‘Local REZ’ to triple rooftop solar PV generation

Queensland government designates new ‘Local REZ’ to triple rooftop solar PV generation

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Latest Features , Featured Articles A 1.6MW solar install at Rio Tinto’s Weipa in Queensland. Image: Rio Tinto. The Queensland government confirmed yesterday (18 June) that Caloundra, Australia, will house a Local Renewable Energy Zone (LREZ), with plans to triple rooftop solar PV generation. The pilot project will see the deployment of up to 8.4MW/18.8MWh […]

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Sigenergy takes a leap from residential to C&I at Intersolar 2024, Business News

Sigenergy takes a leap from residential to C&I at Intersolar 2024, Business News

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, /PRNewswire/ — One year after the successful introduction of the residential home storage solution SigenStor at Intersolar/ees 2023, Sigenergy, a leading energy innovator, is set to showcase a comprehensive portfolio for both residential and commercial applications at this year’s Intersolar at booth B1.579. Sigenergy showcases its latest offerings at Booth B1.579, Intersolar In residential

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Groups urge N.C. regulators to push Duke Energy on solar and wind, pump the brakes on new gas

Groups urge N.C. regulators to push Duke Energy on solar and wind, pump the brakes on new gas

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HomeKit Weekly: Meross brings a solar powered indoor temperature sensor to HomeKit

HomeKit Weekly: Meross brings a solar powered indoor temperature sensor to HomeKit

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Temperature tracking has long been one of my favorite aspects of HomeKit. Understanding how the temperature can vary in different parts of my house helped me decide where to use stand-alone fans and adjust our HVAC schedule. Meross recently released a new solar-powered temperature sensor that pairs nicely with HomeKit. HomeKit Weekly is a series

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Long-duration stability of perovskite solar cells

Long-duration stability of perovskite solar cells

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US scientists have analyzed the impact of “seasoning” a formamidinium lead iodide solution with two-dimensional (2D) perovskites. They have found that the template improved the efficiency and durability of their solar cells. June 14, 2024 Patrick Jowett Scientists from Rice University in Houston, Texas, have improved the stability of pervoskite solar cells by distributing 2D

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Baku’s Renewable Push Gains Momentum with New Solar and Wind Projects

Baku’s Renewable Push Gains Momentum with New Solar and Wind Projects

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Eurasianet Eurasianet is an independent news organization that covers news from and about the South Caucasus and Central Asia, providing on-the-ground reporting and critical perspectives on… More Info Premium Content By Eurasianet – Jun 08, 2024, 2:00 PM CDT Azerbaijan has launched the country’s biggest renewable energy investment project to date: the construction of two

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The sun is reaching the peak of its activity—here’s how that could cause more auroras and solar storms

The sun is reaching the peak of its activity—here’s how that could cause more auroras and solar storms

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Editors’ notes This article has been reviewed according to Science X’s editorial process and policies. Editors have highlighted the following attributes while ensuring the content’s credibility: fact-checked trusted source written by researcher(s) proofread by Ian Whittaker, The Conversation Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Many more people around the world than normal were recently able to see the

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