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U.S. government restricts pre-tariff solar stockpiling ahead of December 4 deadline

U.S. government restricts pre-tariff solar stockpiling ahead of December 4 deadline

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Commerce capped import volumes and threatened to revoke broker licenses to prevent surge shipments aiming to evade Section 232 tariffs. The post U.S. government restricts pre-tariff solar stockpiling ahead of December 4 deadline appeared first on pv magazine Global… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/09/28/commerce-restricts-pre-tariff-solar-stockpiling-ahead-of-december-4-deadline/

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Proparco, Santander finance Grupo Enhol’s 467MW solar PV project in Peru

Proparco, Santander finance Grupo Enhol’s 467MW solar PV project in Peru

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Latest The Illa project will be the largest operational solar PV facility in Peru once it begins commercial operations. Image: Proparco. French development finance institution Proparco and Banco Santander have invested into Grupo Enhol’s 467MW Illa solar PV project, which is currently under development in southern Peru. The investment takes the form of a US$40

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Low Carbon plans to build 500MW UK solar-plus-storage project

Low Carbon plans to build 500MW UK solar-plus-storage project

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Latest Given its size, the project would be listed as a Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP), a UK government scheme for projects larger than 100MW. Image: Low Carbon. UK renewables developer Low Carbon has unveiled plans for a 500MW solar PV project in the county of Oxfordshire. The West Oxfordshire Energy Park includes energy storage

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Nigeria can build solar power plants, but funding remains elusive 

Nigeria can build solar power plants, but funding remains elusive 

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Nigeria has demonstrated that distributed renewable energy can successfully expand electricity access beyond the national grid. Through the Nigeria Electrification Project (NEP), private developers built 180 solar hybrid mini-grids across 23 states, connecting over 146,000 households and deploying 19.2MW of renewable capacity. However, the fundamental challenge is no longer technical viability—it is securing sustainable, scalable

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Africa: Africa’s Mineral Strength Is Wasted If Countries Don’t Work Together

Africa: Africa’s Mineral Strength Is Wasted If Countries Don’t Work Together

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Green technologies are mineral-intensive: electric vehicles, batteries, solar panels, wind turbines and grids need cobalt, lithium, copper, manganese, graphite and rare earths. The International Energy Agency estimates that electric cars require six times more minerals than a petrol or diesel car. A wind power plant requires about nine times more minerals than a gas-fired plant.

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Anza expects at least a 40% spike in U.S. solar module prices after Section 232

Anza expects at least a 40% spike in U.S. solar module prices after Section 232

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The challenge for developers is to move quickly to secure lower costs before the minimum pricing takes effect, with the options being to secure modules already in the U.S., accelerate imports or shift procurement strategies to preserve project economics. The post Anza expects at least a 40% spike in U.S… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/09/26/anza-expects-at-least-a-40-spike-in-solar-module-prices-after-section-232/

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Free software calculates how many solar modules fit on a rooftop from a photo

Free software calculates how many solar modules fit on a rooftop from a photo

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Tegrona has launched free software that uses photographs to calculate how many PV modules can fit on a rooftop. Tegrona Lite corrects image perspective, determines roof dimensions and automatically generates module layouts without requiring CAD tools or on-site measurements. German company Tegrona has introduced Tegrona Lite, free software for planning the layout of photovoltaic systems

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Solar energy powers ahead as America’s strongest industry for career growth

Solar energy powers ahead as America’s strongest industry for career growth

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A new study from Lemon.io identifies solar electric power generation as America’s fastest-growing industry for career prospects, with employment projected to rise 179% by 2034. Renewable energy, software, cloud computing and scientific research dominate the rankings, while ageing populations are driving healthcare hiring. The findings highlight major opportunities in clean energy… https://www.digitaljournal.com/article/solar-energy-powers-ahead-as-americas-strongest-industry-for-career-growth/

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Google is launching AI chips into space to see if they survive up there

Google is launching AI chips into space to see if they survive up there

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Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Highly anticipated: Google plans to launch an experimental satellite carrying AI chips next month, taking its first step toward testing whether AI computing can operate reliably in orbit. The satellite, called MVP, is scheduled to launch aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9

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