I Squared Capital has partnered with GS E&C to develop a 1.5GW solar photovoltaic and battery energy storage system project in South Korea through a memorandum of understanding.
RENA Technologies has entered into a supply agreement to provide 6GW of TOPCon solar cell production equipment to Emmvee Energy, an Indian manufacturer.
Aiko introduced its fourth generation Infinite Ultra ABC modules and the new Z series range of modules at Intersolar Europe 2026, targeting both utility-scale and residential markets.
Sabanci Renewables has entered into a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Meta for a portfolio of solar photovoltaic projects that are being developed in Texas.
The Australian Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics (ACAP) was ranked first globally for the quality of its solar research in 2025, marking its second consecutive year at the top.
Hanersun's chairman discussed the company's strategy for PV-storage, its global expansion efforts, and the outlook for the Chinese market amidst the downturn in the photovoltaic industry.
Europe's solar market has experienced a slowdown after a surge in 2022, highlighting the need to address structural bottlenecks to maintain progress in the energy transition.
Trina Solar has received a commercial order for its tandem perovskite/crystalline silicon solar modules from a global distributed energy customer in New Zealand.
ABB has introduced the Proteus portfolio, marking its re-entry into the power electronics sector, specifically targeting the solar photovoltaic and battery energy storage system industries.
The Solar Energy Industries Association has released an interactive map indicating that solar energy development utilizes just 0.07% of farmland in the United States.
A European initiative is focusing on recycling photovoltaic (PV) modules to enhance the recovery of valuable materials from end-of-life solar panels, as reported by Shreeyashi Ojha.
PV ModuleTech USA highlighted key issues such as module quality and reliability, the adoption of HJT technology, manufacturing opportunities in Africa, and the impact of hail on solar panels.
In 2026, California's utility-scale solar plants are producing more electricity than natural gas on most days, as reported by the US Energy Information Administration.
Maksim Markevich discusses the importance of accurate data in photovoltaic (PV) project design, highlighting that data loss can result in flawed energy modeling and subpar solar project performance. The article emphasizes the need for the industry to address these issues to prevent potential pitfalls.
Chrysalis Renewables LP has purchased the Atlas V and Atlas VI solar projects, which have a combined capacity of 357MWdc, from Hanwha in the United States.
Oxford PV and Fraunhofer ISE have introduced a prototype module that integrates tandem perovskite-silicon technology with matrix shingle interconnection.
Enervest CEO Ross Warby discusses the challenges and requirements of implementing floating solar technology on operational water utility reservoirs in an interview with PV Tech Premium.
A former coal mine in Illinois has been transformed into a site for community solar power, providing energy to hundreds of local households and businesses.
Several distributed solar developers, including MCEC, Aligned Climate Capital, and Catalyst Power, have obtained funding for projects in Maryland, Delaware, and Connecticut.
Navitas plans to invest in a cell plant, Bondada has secured an EPC contract, SolarSquare raised $53 million, and both Gujarat Inject and Waaree have received module orders.
Fonterra has entered into a long-term virtual power purchase agreement with NZ Clean Energy to acquire electricity from the 129MW Darfield solar-plus-storage project located in Canterbury, New Zealand.