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PV Tech Power Reporter Jonathan Touriño Jacobo looks at how the Inflation Reduction Act could help in redeveloping closed-down US coal assets to host solar PV projects.

Adequate training and employing people with different skills are some areas US solar companies are working on, as these are crucial to driving the solar industry to succeed.

As the world's population distribution changes, so too does its energy needs. One solution could be the emerging field of urban agrivoltaics.

Technological improvements contribute to enhancing the already high attractiveness of SHJ shingle technology, and to close the gap with industrial, economic and sustainability requirements usually considered for large-scale deployment of such panels.

Martin Pochtaruk, President of Heliene, Inc. on the challenges and opportunities of building out the domestic PV supply chain in the US.

Martin Pochtaruk, President of Heliene, Inc. on the challenges and opportunities of building out the domestic PV supply chain in the US.

Rooftop solar is gaining traction in Australia but not every renter can enjoy the advantages brought by it due to several reasons.

Our EpiNex™ wafers enable higher efficiencies, lower costs and reduced carbon emissions in wafer manufacturing by more than 70% when compared with the conventional Czochralski process in regions that rely on coal-based electricity. NexWafe’s innovative and unique technology creates the opportunity to profitably manufacture ultra-low-carbon green solar wafers.

PV Tech Premium looks at how the Inflation Reduction Act could help in redeveloping closed-down US coal assets to host solar PV projects.