The space economy could be worth as much at $2 trillion by 2040 – according to a recent report by professional services provider PwC. The cisLunar orbit, between the earth and the moon, is particularly promising. But all of it requires power and, as it has for decades… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/09/12/the-race-for-space-solar/
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Pursuing “space superiority” and critical supply chain risk mitigation, the DOE is providing grants seven to eleven research projects to advance space solar cell technologies, from III-V cells to standard terrestrial silicon and perovskites. The post U.S. DOE seeks ‘mass, radiation tolerance, and durability’ in space solar cell manufacturing appeared first on pv magazine Global…
Texas Solar Cancellation, a consumer advocacy and intake organization serving homeowners across the state, today announced an expanded free resource library addressing the questions Texas homeowners most often have about their residential solar agreements. The library covers Senate Bill 1036 and the state’s five-business-day cancellation right, claims under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act, a
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AmeriVanta, a nationwide consumer advocacy and intake organization headquartered at 15169 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, Arizona 85254, today announced the launch of a free, plain-language resource library addressing the questions homeowners most often have about their residential solar financing agreements. The library includes a self-scoring checklist for recognizing high-pressure sales tactics, plain-language explanations of why
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People installing solar power systems with batteries on their homes, hoping to avoid the disruption of a power cut, are being told to check with the installer that the battery can provide that protection. About 10 percent of those installed in recent years may not have the capacity to deliver it, industry experts say. Kristy
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TLDR JPMorgan raised its price target on SEDG from $37 to $44, keeping a “neutral” rating, implying roughly 24% upside from the prior close Royal Bank of Canada lifted its target from $24 to $30, but its new target still implies around 17% downside SEDG closed at $35.52, down $1.24 on the day, with a
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Latvenergo is folding solar and battery assets into a broader wind-acquisition drive as part of its push to diversify Baltic power generation and strengthen regional energy security. The post Latvenergo expands Baltic battery storage, solar push alongside wind deals appeared first on pv magazine Global… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/09/11/latvenergo-to-expand-solar-and-battery-storage-push-alongside-wind-acquisitions-in-the-baltics/
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In a bright, spacious factory on the outskirts of Lagos, young engineers in overalls work their way along the production line, carefully inspecting the shimmery blue solar cells that turn sunlight into electricity. Quality checks completed, the finished solar panels are loaded onto forklifts and taken to a warehouse – ready for delivery to buyers
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Enel S.p.A. (Enel)[sup]3[/sup] closed the acquisition from Excelsior Energy Capital [sup]4[/sup] of a portfolio of solar plants, located in the United States, with an overall installed capacity of 810 MW 1 and an expected average output of around 1.6 TWh per year (the Acquisition), for a consideration of around 760 million US dollars 5, which
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Residential PV installations were 995MW, down 12% YoY; corporate and industrial (C&I) additions were 638MW, up 11%; and 231MW of community solar was installed, a 14% decline compared with the same period last year. The concentration on utility-scale developments was a direct response to the Trump administration’s phaseout of tax credits for renewable energy deployments
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