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Insight

Top five solar installers in the U.S, according to Wood Mackenzie — which has the most market share and rules them all?

According to Wood Mackenzie, impressive growth and market consolidation amid the top five U.S. solar players could threaten Sunrun’s dominance in 2022.

By Editorial TeamMarch 30, 20220

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Research and Development

Scientists at the University of Surrey achieve record efficiency for ultra-thin solar panels

The team successfully increased the levels of energy absorbed by wafer-thin photovoltaic panels by 25%.

By Editorial TeamMarch 30, 20220

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Press Release

Justin Trudeau’s climate plan aims to reduce Canada’s domestic emissions 40% from 2005 levels by 2030

The plan, which constitutes Canada’s first real roadmap to meeting 2030 climate targets, includes detailed plans and CAD$9.1bn in new spending for climate ...

By Editorial TeamMarch 30, 20220

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Science and Technology

New study highlights a sensor system designed to protect solar farms from cyberattacks

Researchers protecting solar technologies from hackers.

By Editorial TeamMarch 29, 20220

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Science and Technology

Researchers solve performance decline issues with repeated charge-discharge cycling in the cathodes of nextgen batteries

Pivotal battery discovery could impact transportation and the grid.

By Editorial TeamMarch 25, 20220

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Studies and Modelling

Texas A&M researchers found that targeted demand response reduces price volatility of electric grid

A machine learning algorithm strategically selects these demand response locations.

By Editorial TeamMarch 24, 20220

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Studies and Modelling

How proposed wind, solar projects could replace or eliminate need for coal power in Texas

The study shows how proposed projects could eliminate need for coal, drastically cut pollution

By Editorial TeamMarch 21, 20220

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Research and Development

Researchers develop new tool that could lead to more efficient ways to capture carbon

The scientists describe their technique in a paper published this month in the journal iSCIENCE.

By Editorial TeamMarch 19, 20220

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Science and Technology

Materials scientists at UCLA find solution to biggest hurdle for nextgen solar cell technology

Scientists discover why Perovskite solar cells degrade in sunlight.

By Editorial TeamMarch 17, 20220

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Science and Technology

Dust on solar panels pose a major problem, but washing the panels uses huge amounts of water — MIT has a solution

A new cleaning method could remove dust on solar installations in water-limited regions, improving overall efficiency.

By Editorial TeamMarch 12, 20220

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Perspective

Green Hydrogen needs industrial policy-making and certification to maximize its impact

Green hydrogen needs rapid policy action to ensure and maximize its contribution to global energy transition.

By Editorial TeamMarch 11, 20220

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Report and Analysis

Solar and batteries account for 60 percent of planned new U.S. electric generation capacity – EIA

Power plant developers and operators expect to add 85 gigawatts (GW) of new generating capacity to the U.S. power grid from 2022 to ...

By Editorial TeamMarch 8, 20220

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