Long Reads

PV Cycle talks about module recycling, reuse aspects of retiring a solar project, and misconceptions about the value of end-of-life materials.

Hail represents a significant threat to PV modules, more so as climate change increases the potential for severe storms.

A major multinational glass company has verified that the crushed glass produced from used solar modules by Solarcycle can be used to make high-quality PV glass sheets, which has never been proven before, the PV recycling firm’s CEO has revealed exclusively to PV Tech Premium.

Booming solar deployment in has led to fears that a bottleneck in the availability of contractors could squeeze project completion rates.

At present, there are limited studies on the processes of decommissioning solar projects and cost estimates vary wildly.

Peru's untapped solar PV potential could help accelerate the growth of the technology by powering green ammonia projects.

Jonathan Touriño Jacobo looks at some of the latest developments underpinning trackers’ growing status as an indispensable ingredient in solar’s continued growth.

Appetite to invest in US community solar projects has seen increased interest since last year, boosted by the Inflation Reduction Act.

With the United States on the cusp of an IRA-driven surge in utility-scale PV deployment, Mark Bolinger and Joachim Seel of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory cover key technology and market trends in this synopsis of their annual “Utility-Scale Solar” report series.