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

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

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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

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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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Best of the Week: IRENA’s latest report, US module prices climb and Abu Dhabi raises solar ambitions

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IRENA says global renewables capacity additions must double Annual global renewable energy capacity additions will need to almost double to 1.2TW between 2026 and 2030 if the world is to meet the energy transition targets set out at the COP28 summit in 2023. This is the headline takeaway from ‘Delivering on the UAE Consensus: Tracking

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India’s Nava commissions 100MW solar project in Zambia

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The commissioning marks Nava’s entry into utility-scale renewable energy as it seeks to diversify beyond its existing interests in power generation, mining and ferro alloys. Ashwin Devineni, CEO of Nava Limited said, “The commissioning of our 100MW solar project in Zambia marks a defining step in Nava’s journey into renewable energy. This milestone reflects our

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The US plug-in solar divide: A state-by-state race to unlock the market

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For Stryker, the case for balcony solar in the US begins with affordability and energy security. Rising energy costs, she argues, have made consumers increasingly eager to generate their own electricity and reduce their dependence on volatile energy markets. “Folks are eager to be empowered to produce their own energy,” she says. “It is not

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Solar panel waste silver turned into catalyst for carbon monoxide production

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South Korean researchers have recovered high-purity silver from end-of-life silicon solar panels and used it to produce electrocatalysts for converting carbon dioxide into carbon monoxide. The recycled-silver electrode sustained CO production for more than 600 hours, with its rough surface helping to prevent electrolyzer flooding. The post Solar panel waste silver turned into catalyst for

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German developer tests roe deer passages at solar park

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German solar developer Südwerk has integrated roe deer passages into the perimeter fencing of its 20 MW Memmelsdorf solar park in Bavaria to preserve existing wildlife corridors. The company plans to consider similar measures in future projects following the experience gained at the site. The post German developer tests roe deer passages at solar park

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Decommissioning to drive 23% of solar buildout in the 2040s, says Wood Mackenzie

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Wood Mackenzie’s latest report says the need to replace ageing infrastructure will bring a more than 60% increase in equipment sales in 2050 when compared to today’s levels. The post Decommissioning to drive 23% of solar buildout in the 2040s, says Wood Mackenzie appeared first on pv magazine Global… https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/09/25/decommissioning-to-drive-23-of-solar-buildout-in-the-2040s-says-wood-mackenzie/

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Gas, solar, and tech companies all want this bill. Will Congress pass it?

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Senators are looking toward the Capitol doors as they prepare to head home and campaign for the midterms. Meanwhile, a group of them has been scrambling to reach a deal that some analysts believe is critical to meet the country’s energy needs. A bipartisan group of senators says it has come closer than ever before

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