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LG Electronics’ Solar borehole excites Illah community

LG Electronics’ Solar borehole excites Illah community

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COMFORT EKELEME In a stirring display of corporate humanity, environmental consciousness, and grassroots engagement, LG Electronics Nigeria has brought a much-needed solar-powered borehole to Illah community in Oshimili North Local Government Area, Delta State. The initiative which has ushered in a new era of clean, safe water access for hundreds of grateful residents is part

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JinkoSolar, LONGi, JA Solar, and Trina Solar ship 65GW modules in Q1 2025, all report losses

JinkoSolar, LONGi, JA Solar, and Trina Solar ship 65GW modules in Q1 2025, all report losses

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Regarding shipments, in Q1 of 2025, the four PV giants cumulatively shipped over 65GW of modules. Each company’s shipments reached or exceeded 15GW, significantly outperforming other module companies and firmly establishing their positions as the top four global PV module suppliers. Comparison of Q1 2025 module shipments and performance among top four PV giants Company

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US ROUND-UP: EDPR NA, DESRI grid-scale solar projects, Microsoft backs Nexamp’s 300MW clean energy rollout

US ROUND-UP: EDPR NA, DESRI grid-scale solar projects, Microsoft backs Nexamp’s 300MW clean energy rollout

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Latest Features , Editors’ Blog , Interviews The Scarlet II Solar Energy Park currently features 200MW of solar capacity paired with a 40MW/160MWh BESS. Image: EDP Renewables North America. In a week of notable updates from the US clean energy market, DESRI and EDPR NA kicked off construction of solar farms in Michigan and California respectively, while

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Solis Unveils 125kW Hybrid Inverter & AI Energy Assistant at Intersolar Europe 2025 Empowering Pakistan’s Solar Future

Solis Unveils 125kW Hybrid Inverter & AI Energy Assistant at Intersolar Europe 2025 Empowering Pakistan’s Solar Future

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Solis kicked off Intersolar Europe 2025 with two landmark product debuts that set new benchmarks in solar and storage technology: the world’s largest wall-mounted hybrid inverter and Solis AI, a smart energy assistant designed to automate and optimize solar energy use for both homes and businesses. The unveiling coincides with Solis’ 20th anniversary celebrations —

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Pakistan Becomes Third-Largest Solar Panel Importer in the world

Pakistan Becomes Third-Largest Solar Panel Importer in the world

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Pakistan has now become the third-largest country in the world for importing solar panels. This major shift is happening because the cost of electricity in the country has been rising steadily, leading more and more people to look for cheaper and more reliable sources of energy like solar power. According to solar panel importers, around

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Irish distributed solar hits 66 GWh of electricity in April, setting new record

Irish distributed solar hits 66 GWh of electricity in April, setting new record

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Rooftop and small-scale ground mounted solar systems in Ireland have set a new monthly record for electricity production, generating a total of 66 GWh of electricity in April. So far, in 2025 just over 137 GWh of electricity has come from distributed solar systems… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2025/05/06/irish-distributed-solar-hits-66-gwh-of-electricity-in-april-setting-new-record/

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Solar squeeze: US tariffs threaten panel production and jobs in Thailand

Solar squeeze: US tariffs threaten panel production and jobs in Thailand

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On a humid day in February, a small group of workers huddled in front of a large solar panel factory inside Thailand’s biggest manufacturing hub in the eastern coastal province of Chonburi, home to some of the world’s top solar panel-producing companies. The men and women, mostly in their twenties, all hoped to land a

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