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Examine in-depth studies and advanced modelling techniques that offer insights into the solar industry’s future trends and challenges. This section provides analytical perspectives critical for understanding market dynamics.

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Researchers at the University of California say solar and wind could power the world’s major countries most of the time

UCI-led team analyzes options for filling the gaps in generation

By Editorial TeamNovember 6, 20210

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Norwegian scientists can now make ultra-high material efficient solar cells using semiconductor nanowires

This could make solar panels much more efficient and much cheaper

By Editorial TeamNovember 5, 20210

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The industry must speed up investment in new technologies if net zero emissions targets are to be met

Constraint on achieving net-zero

By Editorial TeamOctober 29, 20210

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DOE’s NREL says multiple storage technologies could enable the lowest-cost path to 100 percent renewables

Findings from the study are imminently important for system operators

By Editorial TeamOctober 22, 20210

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Harvard University research says solar energy can be cheap and reliable across China by 2060

China’s solar-powered future

By Editorial TeamOctober 19, 20210

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Rooftop solar increases electricity use, raising questions for utilities and policymakers, study finds

Nearly a third of the electricity created from solar power may go to increased usage

By Editorial TeamOctober 13, 20210

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University of British Columbia researcher looks at environmentally friendly ways to cool homes

Keeping it clean and cool

By Editorial TeamOctober 10, 20210

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Scientists show proof that large-scale solar parks have a cooling effect on the surrounding land

First evidence shows solar parks can cool surrounding land

By Editorial TeamOctober 7, 20210

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Comparing the effectiveness of energy efficiency improvements and renewable energy production in the U.S.

The authors found no statistically significant difference between energy efficiency improvement and renewable energy development.

By Editorial TeamSeptember 30, 20210

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Lack of awareness around green infrastructure could impede efforts to combat climate change, according to U of T researchers

With greater awareness, locals will be better equipped to advocate for such infrastructure in their constituencies

By Editorial TeamSeptember 17, 20210

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Washington University research has the potential to speed up development of high-capacity storage batteries while spending less time in a lab

A more efficient way to find a more efficient battery

By Editorial TeamSeptember 16, 20210

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With a global increase in living standards, how much energy do we need to achieve a decent life for all?

The researchers identified gaps in decent living standards by region and estimated how much energy is needed to fill them.

By Editorial TeamSeptember 4, 20210

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