Fortescue has commenced construction of the 690MW Turner River solar PV power plant in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, which will be the largest solar power facility in the area.
The article discusses the potential for the European Union to emerge as a significant market for Indian solar manufacturers, featuring insights from experts Yana Hryshko of Wood Mackenzie and Charith Konda of IEEFA.
Frank Oudheusden discusses the potential of robotics to significantly enhance photovoltaic (PV) system optimization, particularly in response to extreme weather conditions, suggesting a forthcoming paradigm shift in the industry.
Polar Racking has introduced a Solar Asset Management Division to provide operations and maintenance services for utility-scale and commercial solar projects in North America and the Caribbean.
At the Renewables Procurement & Revenue summit, Martin Gaffney from On Site Energy noted that power purchase agreements (PPAs) have been observed with terms as short as four years, highlighting a trend towards shorter-term agreements and more complex offtake structures in the renewable energy sector.
BloombergNEF predicts that solar photovoltaic technology will emerge as the leading source of electricity generation worldwide by 2032, as the world transitions into an electricity-led era.
Stewart Glass, a US solar glass manufacturer, is set to expand its Ohio facility by adding a new production line that is anticipated to be operational by 2027.
Grenergy has entered into a long-term hybrid power purchase agreement with Georgia Power, a utility in the United States, for a solar-plus-storage project.
Industry experts emphasize that solar-plus-storage developers should focus on addressing the specific challenges faced by offtakers in their project designs.
Research from SolarPower Europe indicates that Europe has saved €10 billion in gas imports since the onset of the Iran war, largely due to the electricity produced by its solar photovoltaic (PV) systems.
Ocean Sun has signed a memorandum of understanding with ACEN-Silverwolf to collaborate on deploying utility-scale floating solar projects in various Asian markets.
The California Independent System Operator (CAISO) Board has approved a transmission plan for 2025-2026 that will support the integration of 45 gigawatts of new solar photovoltaic energy.
Carbon, a European solar manufacturing start-up, has canceled its plans to establish a 5GW module assembly plant in France due to insufficient conditions for EU-made solar photovoltaic manufacturing.
Inox Clean Energy has finalized its acquisition of Boviet Solar Technology, a US solar manufacturer, in a transaction worth approximately US$750 million.
Toyo Solar reported a 177% revenue increase in the first quarter of 2026 due to the launch of new manufacturing facilities for solar cells and modules.