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Solis Becomes First Solar Brand in Pakistan to Receive Star Brand of the Year Award.

Solis Becomes First Solar Brand in Pakistan to Receive Star Brand of the Year Award.

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Solis has been awarded the Star Brand of the Year Pakistan, becoming the first solar brand in the country to achieve this distinction at a ceremony organized by the Brands Foundation under the observation of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). The recognition follows a structured, research-based evaluation system designed to assess brands through both

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Solyco releases 500 W full-black back contact solar module with 24.5% efficiency

Solyco releases 500 W full-black back contact solar module with 24.5% efficiency

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Solyco has launched its full-black Design R-BG 108nBC.7 module series, featuring n-type back-contact glass-glass technology, up to 500 W output, 24.5% efficiency, and a 30-year warranty for premium rooftop solar applications. The post Solyco releases 500 W full-black back contact solar module with 24.5% efficiency appeared first on pv magazine Global… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/07/20/solyco-release-500-w-full-black-back-contact-solar-module-with-24-5-efficiency/

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MNRE extends ALMM List-II exemption for net-metering and open access solar projects

MNRE extends ALMM List-II exemption for net-metering and open access solar projects

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MNRE stressed there would be “no change” to the government’s policy on implementing ALMM List-II for solar PV cells, reaffirming that the extension is limited to net-metering and open access renewable energy projects rather than all solar installations. Projects in these two categories commissioned on or before 31 December 2026 may continue using existing solar

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Netherlands proposes stricter rules for solar near airports 

Netherlands proposes stricter rules for solar near airports 

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The Netherlands is working on a temporary framework governing permits for solar near airports. Trade association Holland Solar has said there is a lack of convincing evidence as to why solar panels have to meet stricter reflection requirements than other surfaces. The post Netherlands proposes stricter rules for solar near airports  appeared first on pv

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Lodestone Energy begins work on 31.5MWp solar PV plant in New Zealand

Lodestone Energy begins work on 31.5MWp solar PV plant in New Zealand

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The solar PV plant will feature 49,000 high-efficiency 640W modules from Chinese manufacturer Trina Solar. The electricity will connect directly into the Centralines distribution network, increasing locally produced generation for a region that has historically relied on power sourced from distant parts of the national grid. The project is expected to be operational by autumn

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10 places in the US and Canada to see August’s partial solar eclipse and Perseid meteor shower in 1 trip

10 places in the US and Canada to see August’s partial solar eclipse and Perseid meteor shower in 1 trip

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The peak of the Perseid meteor shower on Aug. 12-13 will be preceded by a partial solar eclipse in North America. (Image credit: Don Grall via Getty Images) Aug. 12, 2026, offers a rare double-header for skywatchers across northeastern North America: a partial solar eclipse during the afternoon followed, hours later, by the peak of

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We’re Underestimating the Power of ‘One-in-a-Thousand-Year’ Solar Storms, NASA Warns

We’re Underestimating the Power of ‘One-in-a-Thousand-Year’ Solar Storms, NASA Warns

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Cataclysmic solar storms may be rare, but they do happen. And unlike the legendary 1859 Carrington Event—which knocked out telegraphs across Europe and North America and dragged the Northern Lights down to Florida—some have happened recently enough to give us a sense of how modern electronics might fare. Solar radiation from 2003’s “Halloween Storms,” for

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What Is a Microgrid? How They Work and Why They’re Suddenly Everywhere

What Is a Microgrid? How They Work and Why They’re Suddenly Everywhere

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Michael Kern What I Cover My focus spans the global energy landscape and the technologies reshaping it, specifically focusing on oil and gas, renewables, and tech-driven market… More Info Set us as your preferred Google source Premium Content By Michael Kern – Jul 18, 2026, 4:00 PM CDT Microgrids generate, store, and manage their own

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Switzerland’s Solar Railway Breakthrough Might Be Coming To Several New Countries

Switzerland’s Solar Railway Breakthrough Might Be Coming To Several New Countries

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A Swiss startup may have found a way to expand the country’s solar power capacity without converting additional farmland into solar panel farms. Instead of clearing land for new solar panel installations, Sun-Ways has been running a pilot that uses land already developed for another purpose: railway tracks. The company’s removable solar panels fit in the

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