Latest Features , Editors’ Blog , Interviews Korkia has a global renewable energy pipeline of around 14GW. Image: Korkia. The Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) has granted approval to Finnish investor Korkia to build two solar PV projects in Alberta, Canada, with a combined capacity of 430MW. The AUC granted power plant approval (PPA) for the […]
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TU Delft researchers have developed a liquid-based solar module encapsulation that performs on par with conventional EVA panels while offering improved recyclability and circularity. The approach is compatible with silicon and tandem perovskite/silicon cells and could support thermal management and integration into photovoltaic-thermal modules… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/01/26/tu-delft-unveils-liquid-solar-module-encapsulation-tech/
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According to the firm, the facility, which will produce n-type solar cells and modules, will serve as a key component for its solar growth strategy in markets across the Middle East, Africa, Europe and North America (MENA). “This facility strengthens our global manufacturing footprint while reinforcing our commitment to dependable, market-ready solar supply,” said Arndt Lutz, CEO of EliTe Solar USA. “By
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By Philippe ALFROY Mundra, India (AFP) Jan 25, 2026 The race for green energy is on. India, driven by soaring electricity demand and a push to reduce reliance on China, is rapidly producing solar panels, fuelling a booming yet uncertain market. At the Adani Group’s factory in Mundra, in India’s western state of Gujarat, assembly
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Solar power has become cheaper than electricity from Nigeria’s national grid for the first time, marking a turning point in the nation’s efforts to deliver reliable energy to its 200 million citizens as the traditional power infrastructure continues to falter. Electricity costs from the national grid have surged to between N220 and N270 ($0.14-$0.17) per
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The two spacecraft of Proba-3 fly in precise formation about 150 m apart to form an external coronagraph in space, one spacecraft eclipsing the Sun to allow the second to study the otherwise invisible solar corona. Credit: ESA-P. Carril A new time-lapse reveals the Sun’s inner corona glowing a faint yellow, offering a rare look
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In this week’s science news, we covered the world’s oldest rock art, a gigantic reservoir found beneath the East Coast seafloor, a record solar radiation storm, and how the JWST’s black hole discoveries are upending cosmology as we know it. (Image credit: Maxime Aubert | Chi Shiyong/VCG via Getty Images) This week’s science news was
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When a solar storm strikes Earth, it can disrupt technology that’s vital for our daily lives. Solar storms occur when magnetic fields and electrically charged particles collide with the Earth’s magnetic field. This type of event falls into the category known as “space weather”. The Earth is currently experiencing one of the most intense solar
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