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The impact of sunlight spectral shifts on bifacial perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells

The impact of sunlight spectral shifts on bifacial perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells

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Experts from the International Solar Energy Society explains how regional spectral shifts of the standard spectral distribution of sunlight bring new insights into the performance of bifacial perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2025/09/24/the-impact-of-sunlight-spectral-shifts-on-bifacial-perovskite-silicon-tandem-solar-cells/

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Kuwait forecast to reach 2.9 GW of solar by 2030, 10.1 GW by 2035

Kuwait forecast to reach 2.9 GW of solar by 2030, 10.1 GW by 2035

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Kuwait’s solar capacity, which stands at around 50 MW today, is expected to surpass 1 GW in 2029 before increasing rapidly over the first half of the next decade to surpass 10 GW by 2035, according to forecasts made by Rystad Energy… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2025/09/24/kuwait-forecast-to-reach-2-9-gw-of-solar-by-2030-10-1-gw-by-2035/

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Solar PV and energy storage can deliver ‘quick wins’ for Europe’s vulnerable grids

Solar PV and energy storage can deliver ‘quick wins’ for Europe’s vulnerable grids

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Czyzak is the lead author of Ember’s latest report, ‘New lines of defence: how interconnectors keep the lights on’, published today, which assesses the vulnerabilities of Europe’s power grids. The report notes that interconnections are a vital component to Europe’s energy security, enabling countries to reinforce their domestic electricity generation with foreign imports in times

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Masterstroke by NCRTC: Namo Bharat corridor to become solar energy model, set to outshine China’s …

Masterstroke by NCRTC: Namo Bharat corridor to become solar energy model, set to outshine China’s …

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INDIA Following the success of the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijlee Yojana, the Namo Bharat Corridor is set to become a model project. The NCRTC has taken a major step by ensuring that 60% of the corridor’s electricity needs will be met through solar energy, with a 110 MW solar power plant planned for this

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Boviet Solar expands North Carolina module manufacturing capacity to 3GW

Boviet Solar expands North Carolina module manufacturing capacity to 3GW

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Latest Features , Guest Blog , Long Reads Boviet Solar started commercial operations at its Greenville PV Module Factory in April. Image: Boviet Solar. Vietnamese solar manufacturer Boviet Solar has added an additional 1GW of manufacturing capacity to its module manufacturing plant in North Carolina, bringing its total annual capacity to 3GW. The company started

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Solar & Storage Live Zurich 2025 reflects growth of Swiss PV sector

Solar & Storage Live Zurich 2025 reflects growth of Swiss PV sector

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At the Solar & Storage Live trade fair, Swiss and European wholesalers were represented with products from manufacturers in Germany, Lithuania, Norway, Switzerland, and, of course, China. Some manufacturers also had their own booths, and there was also a new area for installers. September 23, 2025 Valerie Thompson From pv magazine Germany The industry association

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European PPA prices fall 0.6% to August, solar remains cornerstone of renewable offtake deals

European PPA prices fall 0.6% to August, solar remains cornerstone of renewable offtake deals

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Latest Features , Guest Blog , Long Reads A 2.9% fall in Polish PPA prices led a decline in offtake agreement prices seen across Europe. Image: Emeren Group. European power purchase agreement (PPA) prices fell 0.6% between July and August this year, according to Swiss consultancy Pexpark. In the first of the company’s ‘Pexapark Brief’

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From chalkboards to e-learning, solar boosts schooling in an Indian floodplain

From chalkboards to e-learning, solar boosts schooling in an Indian floodplain

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On remote river islands in eastern India’s Assam state, solar power is helping children access education more reliably, reports Mongabay India’s Shailesh Shrivastava. Schools in Assam’s Brahmaputra River Valley recently introduced digital classroom infrastructure, bringing audio-visual learning to children. For some students, this shift from chalkboard-only teaching has been a game changer. “Until last year,

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