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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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Let’s use fossil power plants one last time at full capacity — to quickly push ahead with solar energy

Speeding up the energy transition reduces climate risks

By Editorial TeamNovember 21, 20210

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Macrogrid study: Big value in connecting America’s eastern and western power grids

Two of the biggest power grids on the planet are connected by seven small threads.

By Editorial TeamNovember 21, 20210

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Large cities could be close to self-sustaining through fully integrated solar, says new research

The research is the first of its kind anywhere in the world

By Editorial TeamNovember 11, 20210

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How V2G (vehicle-to-grid) technology can achieve grid stability and renewable energy storage

The idea is gaining traction in parts of Canada and Europe

By Editorial TeamNovember 9, 20210

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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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