PV Tech Premium sat down with Mike Carr, executive director of the Solar Energy Manufacturers for America (SEMA) Coalition, an industry group that he says is “dedicated to disentangling from Chinese supply chains”, to talk about the state of US solar manufacturing in 2026, the challenges it faces and the group’s goal to support a […]
Solyndra’s cylindrical CIGS solar technology highlighted both the promise and challenges of unconventional PV designs, but a new study from Japan suggests that cylindrical modules may still offer advantages in building-integrated applications. Researchers in Japan found that their curved geometry improves cooling, reduces temperature-related losses, and enables more stable energy harvesting under optimized urban installation
A tender is open in South Africa for the development of a 2 MW solar array at King Shaka International Airport. The deadline for applications is September 22. The post South African airport tenders 2 MW solar plant appeared first on pv magazine Global… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/07/24/south-african-airport-tenders-2-mw-solar-plant/
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An Indian research team developed a transparent, nanocomposite coating that makes solar panels superhydrophobic, enabling self-cleaning and reducing dust-related performance losses. Six months of outdoor testing showed coated panels produced 16% more power than dusty panels and 7% more than manually cleaned panels, while also lowering temperature and improving stability… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/07/24/superhydrophobic-nanocomposite-coating-boosts-pv-power-output-by-16-outperforms-manual-cleaning/
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Latest Dinto Solar demonstrated its HJT modules at this year’s Intersolar Europe event. Image: Dinto Solar. Chinese solar manufacturer Dinto Solar has won a bid to supply 1GW of heterojunction (HJT) solar modules to the China Datang Corporation, a Chinese state-owned power generation company. China Datang offered procurement categories for HJT alongside tunnel oxide passivated
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TOSYALI continues to accelerate its energy transition by securing long term international financing for supporting its decarbonization agenda and sustainability investments. The company has signed Export Finance Buyer Credit Agreements worth 187 million euros with BBVA, under Spanish Export Credit Agency Cesce’s cover, for Osmaniye and Niğde Projects in its first phase of solar power
Adam Hartstone-Rose didn’t expect his first eclipse to be so interesting. It was 2017, and he was a biologist at the University of South Carolina. A total solar eclipse—when the moon temporarily blocks out the sun—was set to pass directly over him, and he’d been invited to observe how animals at the local zoo would
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Nigeria has emerged as one of Africa’s fastest growing solar markets, according to a new BloombergNEF report. Rising electricity costs and unreliable grid supply are pushing more homes and businesses to adopt solar power. Clean energy investment across Sub Saharan Africa reached a record 13.5 billion dollars in 2025. Analysts say economics, rather than climate
