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Europe’s largest PV power plant seen from the EU’s Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite.
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Is PV woke and other reflections on the PV industry

April 22, 2025
Solar’s rapid expansion has attracted the attention of those opposed to its ongoing success, writes Becquerel Institute CEO Gaëtan Masson.
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Can European solar power weather the geopolitical storm?

April 17, 2025
As Europe readjusts to a new geopolitical uncertainty, PV Tech asks what impact the continent's solar industry might feel.
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Easing Europe’s grid constraints: a developer’s perspective

April 16, 2025
PV Talk: “We need more grid, but there are a lot of challenges and hurdles in expanding the grid,” José Visquert tells PV Tech Premium.
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Australia’s federal election: a defining moment in the energy transition

April 16, 2025
In this blog, PV Tech explores how the upcoming Australian federal election could impact the rollout of renewables and solar PV.
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PV Tech Power Volume 42

April 15, 2025
Highlights in this edition include: the solar backlash pushing developers to raise their game, rising module prices and PV underperformance.
A Sunnova rooftop solar project.
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‘We want it to feel like magic’: Sunnova on saving time with AI rooftop solar designs

April 8, 2025
"With the advent of AI, we’re able to take that 15-minute turnaround, at best, and take it down to 30 seconds," claims Sunnova's Jake Wachman.
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Tariffs will ‘undermine’ US PV manufacturing and inflate clean energy costs, industry says

April 4, 2025
President Trump's tariffs could simultaneously hamper US renewables manufacturing and make imported products more expensive, PV Tech heard.
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GCL backs FBR over Siemens process to ‘remain competitive’ in cutthroat polysilicon industry

April 2, 2025
GCL Technology has removed itself from the Xinjiang region and abandoned the Siemens method of polysilicon production.
Brett Hallam of the University of New South Wales.
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Australia’s solar PV industry hinges on China’s influence

April 2, 2025
PV Talk: “Our best chance of establishing a viable solar industry is in partnership with China,” Brett Hallam tells PV Tech Premium.
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Solar cell origin impacts module prices in the US

April 1, 2025
The origin of solar cells has had an impact on the price of US solar modules in the past few months, according to a report from solar and storage software company Anza.

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