grid infrastructure

The Business Council for Sustainable Energy (BCSE) has reported that the US installed a record of 35.3GW of new solar capacity in 2023.

US power developers expect to add 36.4GW of new solar generation capacity in 2024, according to the US Energy Information Administration.

Making new investments into grid infrastructure could be a method of reducing the impact of price cannibalisation on the European energy grid.

A “toxic inventory” of modules has been building up in Europe because market growth has been slower than expected, according to S&P Global.

A report from the University of Exeter has concluded that the world has reached “a global irreversible solar tipping point”.

India’s cabinet has approved a 13GW renewable energy project, which a 7.5GW solar park, in the most northern state of Ladakh.

The Solar Energy Corporation of India has launched a request for selection for 1GW of new solar projects to be built within India.

Ampt and Enphase discuss the importance of optimising solar inverters, and what this could change in the broader energy industry.

Europe’s main barrier to decarbonising its power supply by 2045 is its aging grid infrastructure, 40% of which is over 40 years old, according to a new report by European electricity industry body Eurelectric.

California’s transmission and distribution grid networks will need to expand fourfold and tenfold, respectively, to meet net zero targets.