Guest Blog

Foreign Entity of Concern rules create a multitude of new risks for US solar developers, some less visible than others. Intertek CEA’s Jordan Wilson explores the key steps towards minimising FEOC exposure in PV module purchase agreements.

Solar growth changes how operators think about inspections, as they must ensure that thousands of panels are producing at peak efficiency.

A significant shift in PV inverter manufacturing is set to unfold, writes Solar Media Market Research's Mollie McCorkindale.

Site adaptation has become the backbone of solar project finance and modern technical designs, according to Solargis' Martin Opatovsky.

Renewable energy generation is now accelerating faster than energy systems can absorb it, according to Schneider Electric's Frédéric Godemel.

Intertek CEA explores how companies have to navigate US solar PV procurement contracts amidst tariffs and customs risks.

Uri Sadot provides an explanation of the cybsersecurity situation for European solar, and what action asset owners must take to comply with NIS2.

Data loss in PV project design can lead to inaccurate energy modelling and underperforming solar projects. Maksim Markevich examines how the industry can avoid these blind spots.

China, the world’s largest PV market, is poised to lead sustainable solar module recycling and circular manufacturing, writes Huan Li.