Guest Blog

The increase in frequency, severity and range of severe weather events is having a growing impact on renewable projects year-round.

The idea of stationing PV systems at sea is rapidly gaining traction as an exciting new opportunity for the industry.

Caroline Plaza looks at how new business models involving farmers, landowners and energy companies could open up new opportunities in agriPV.

As the solar industry continues to grow and evolve, module blending can offer practical solutions for reducing project cost, particularly as antidumping and countervailing duties (AD/CVD) tariffs could be applied to Chinese products and US domestic content is incentivized, writes Burns & McDonnell.

Grid infrastructure has emerged as a key stumbling block in Europe’s transition to a cleaner energy system, says Chris Rosslowe of Ember.

The S.C. Group was founded in Shenzhen in 2003 and now, the company is widely recognised as a global leader in cell turnkey solutions.

Michael Parr explores the announcements from inverter, glass, frame, backsheet and other non-silicon producers in the US solar supply chain.

Policies in the EU and US to impose a carbon price on imported materials and goods will inevitably hit solar manufacturers.

As a fast-growing segment of the industry, floating solar is also a novel technology that comes with a variety of new operational risks.