Huawei aims to reduce the Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) by implementing full-lifecycle solar optimization through its FusionSolar9.0 platform, as discussed by Ricky Chen, President of Huawei Asia Pacific Smart PV & ESS Business.
Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems in Germany have created colored films for solar photovoltaic modules that can mimic the appearance of roof tiles or building facades.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has announced preliminary antidumping duties for photovoltaic cells, with dumping margins set at 123.04% for India, 35.15% for Indonesia, and 22.46% for Laos.
The Australian Energy Market Commission has proposed a draft rule for a 20-year distribution planning framework aimed at modernizing distribution network planning to address the increasing adoption of consumer energy resources (CERs) and reduce solar curtailment.
A small solar farm in North Carolina was saved from stalling with the assistance of a coalition of Microsoft suppliers, demonstrating the potential impact of corporate collaboration on renewable energy projects.
Dutch startup Resilicon has received support under the EU's Net Zero Industry Act for a new renewable energy-powered polysilicon production plant in the Netherlands, which is expected to have a capacity of 13GW.
Renalfa IPP has obtained financing from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development for its 450MW solar-plus-storage project located in Szihalom, Hungary.
The Global Solar Council has established a new management and strategy board consisting of members from various sectors within the solar and storage industries.
The Zwartowo solar power plant, with a capacity of 204MW, has started providing balancing services in Poland, marking a first for the country, as reported by German developer Goldbeck Solar.
Aiko, a Chinese photovoltaic manufacturer, has announced plans to enhance its production of high-efficiency all-back-contact (ABC) technology by upgrading its capacity by 11GW and investing in new equipment.
A federal judge in Massachusetts has temporarily lifted the Trump administration's restrictions on solar and wind projects on federal land, allowing these initiatives to proceed.
UNSW in Australia has launched its first dedicated research facility for solar module recycling, addressing the projected increase in photovoltaic waste, which is expected to reach 100,000 tonnes annually by 2030.
Advocacy groups are requesting the California Supreme Court to examine a decision that supported the California Public Utilities Commission's net energy metering 3.0 policy for rooftop solar systems.
ILOS Projects has increased its structured credit facility to €450 million to support its goal of developing over 2GW of solar photovoltaic and battery energy storage system capacity in Europe by 2028.
Caelux and Tandem PV have reported progress in the production of perovskite-silicon solar modules, suggesting advancements toward the commercial viability of this technology.
In 2025, solar photovoltaic (PV) installations surpassed 600 gigawatts, contributing over 25% to the global energy demand growth and emerging as the largest source of new energy supply, as reported by the International Energy Agency.
In the first quarter of 2026, Italy installed 1.4GW of solar photovoltaic capacity, as reported by the trade association Italia Solare, while residential installations are experiencing a slowdown.
The USPTO has dismissed patent claims made by Trina Solar against Canadian Solar and Runergy, following a Final Written Decision regarding the litigations initiated by Trina Solar.
NTPC Green Energy has successfully commissioned 237.5MW of a 300MW solar project in Rajasthan. This project is part of the company's efforts to expand its renewable energy portfolio.
US Customs and Border Protection has detained solar modules from Vietnam-based VSUN due to concerns under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, which could result in a $30 million reduction in the company's earnings.