UK regulator approves five undersea energy links by 2032
The UK electricity regulator has approved five new undersea energy links to connect the United Kingdom with the Netherlands, Belgium,
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Two-layer power trading mechanism to support distributed solar
Researchers in China have proposed a new hybrid transaction model for distributed power trading. The model encourages the participation of
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16:22
Test bench for aboveground compressed air energy storage systems
Researchers in Canada have created an experimental workbench for aboveground compressed air energy storage. Experimental data calibration reportedly ensured model
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10:22
Trina Solar supplies more than 1 GW of panels for project in China
Trina Solar says it has supplied more than 1 GW of Vertex N 720W series panels for the Jinsha River
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10:19
Multiple designs of photovoltaic-thermal collectors
Scientists have modeled eight different kinds of PVT systems, some with a glass covers and some without. They found the
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17:23
Powering restaurants with rooftop PV, reversible fuel cells
Researchers have simulated the operation of bifacial PV and proton exchange membrane reversible fuel cells across restaurants in five different
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13:29
Organic PV module based on ultra-narrow interconnections achieves record-breaking efficiency of 16.1%
New research from China shows that ultra-narrow interconnections may considerably improve organic PV performance. The scientists built a 11.08 cm2
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12:24
Perovskia Solar raises $2.36 million, secures 10 IoT clients
Perovskia Solar has completed a seed funding round and secured 10 Internet of Things (IoT) companies as clients. The company
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01:41
Researchers develop lithium-sulfur battery that can be cut, folded
By coating the iron sulfide cathodes in polymers, a research team was able to create transition-metal sulfide-based lithium batteries with
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03:23
Hungary’s residential PV subsidy scheme draws 20,000 applicants
The Hungarian government says 20,000 households have signed up for its PV subsidies scheme, which offers up to HUF 5
