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SolarEdge, Helioplant build 6.3 MW ‘cross-shaped’ bifacial PV system for Alpine regions

SolarEdge, Helioplant build 6.3 MW ‘cross-shaped’ bifacial PV system for Alpine regions

Helioplant will leverage SolarEdge’s inverter and power optimization technology to power its cross-shaped bifacial solar system specially designed for snowy Alpine regions with high elevation. They anticipate ski resorts will be a big market for the solution which uses SolarEdge’s technology to overcome shading issues caused by the cross-structure… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/01/29/solaredge-helioplant-bifacial-solar-pv-installation-snow-albedo-austria-ski-resorts/

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Korean-led consortium begins construction at 350MW solar PV plant in Texas

Korean-led consortium begins construction at 350MW solar PV plant in Texas

According to the consortium, the utility-scale project is one of the largest Korean-led solar investments in the US, totalling US$524 million. The commercial operation launch of the 350MW solar PV project is expected for mid-2027. Primoris Renewable Energy, a division of Primoris Services Corporation, will serve as the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractor, while

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CLASS trade association launches, aims to expand access to community solar and battery storage in California

CLASS trade association launches, aims to expand access to community solar and battery storage in California

Latest Community solar developer Fieldworks Power is one of several companies to join CLASS on its launch Image: Fieldworks Power. A new trade association, Californians for Local, Affordable Solar and Storage (CLASS) has started work to improve access to community solar and battery storage projects for the residential and commercial and industrial (C&I) sectors. Launched

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Solar farms can be havens for rare plants. Just ask the threecorner milkvetch.

Solar farms can be havens for rare plants. Just ask the threecorner milkvetch.

The ostensibly barren Mojave Desert is in fact teeming with plants and animals, including a rare species known as the threecorner milkvetch. It’s a member of the pea family, splaying across the ground instead of climbing up a garden trestle. Given the harsh desert conditions, it waits until the arrival of rains to burst from

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Solar energy provides more reliable power supply – JMG

Solar energy provides more reliable power supply – JMG

Blessing Taiwo JMG Limited, an electromechanical solutions provider in Nigeria has joined global voices in the call for the adoption of cleaner energy to save the planet. Addressing journalists during a media interactive session in commemoration of international day of clean energy held at the company’s head office in Victoria Island, Lagos on Monday, JMG’s

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Australian startup WinDC hopes to turn solar curtailment into AI gold with Megaport network deal

Australian startup WinDC hopes to turn solar curtailment into AI gold with Megaport network deal

WinDC states that it operates as the “missing link” between energy and AI, providing portable, renewable-powered AI factories and data centres that deploy eight times faster than traditional facilities, cost 50% less, and run on 100% renewable energy. The collaboration addresses Australia’s renewable energy curtailment challenge, with the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) forecasting that

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India faces rising solar curtailment as grid struggles to adapt – report

India faces rising solar curtailment as grid struggles to adapt – report

Solar met an increasing share of daytime electricity demand in 2025, altering net load patterns. This coincided with weaker-than-forecast daytime demand and limited operational flexibility, particularly from the coal fleet, which must remain online to meet evening peak demand. As coal plants were unable to ramp down further without breaching technical limits, system operators relied

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GameChange Solar launches distributed generation division

GameChange Solar launches distributed generation division

Latest The new division will enable customised solutions for C&I and community solar projects across the US. Image: GameChange Solar. Solar PV tracker supplier GameChange Solar has launched a distributed generation division to cater to commercial and industrial (C&I) and community solar markets. Through this expansion, the company will aim to provide “customised, high-performance solutions”

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Sun King Launches HomePlus Max, Most Powerful Solar Kit Yet with Laptop and TV Support

Sun King Launches HomePlus Max, Most Powerful Solar Kit Yet with Laptop and TV Support

Off-grid solar provider, Sun King, has unveiled its most powerful home energy system to date, featuring the ability to charge laptops and support high-definition televisions. Recently launched, the HomePlus Max marks a significant step forward for the company, which has now sold over 30 million solar products globally since its inception. The new flagship model

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