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Italian Study Finds Agrivoltaics Slash Soil Temperatures by 20°C in Peak Heat

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Agrivoltaics Can Reduce Soil Temperatures by More Than 20°C – A Game Changer for Mediterranean Farming As climate change intensifies, Mediterranean agriculture faces a daunting challenge: higher temperatures, more intense solar radiation, and increasingly scarce water resources. But a growing body of research suggests that agrivoltaics – the co-location of solar panels and crops on

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Thailand Gears Up for Rooftop Solar Boom with Installer Registration and Quality Standards

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Thailand Gears Up for Rooftop Solar Boom with Installer Registration and Quality Standards Thailand is taking decisive steps to unlock its massive rooftop solar potential. The country’s Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) and Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) are now formally registering certified solar installers and PV equipment ahead of a government-backed program aiming to deploy rooftop

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Sweden’s solar market stabilizes as storage pushes deployment

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After two consecutive years of contraction, Sweden’s solar sector is showing early signs of stabilization, while a healthy pipeline of utility-scale projects is starting to reshape the country’s long-term generation mix. Speaking to pv magazine, Ludwig Bydén from Swedish solar association Svensk Solenergi said the market appears to be recovering from a cyclical bottom, with early

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Agrivoltaics Maintains or Enhances Forage Quality – Sunlink Insights

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Agrivoltaics Maintains or Enhances Forage Quality, Study Finds – What This Means for Solar Developers and Farmers At Sunlink (Xiamen), we believe the future of solar energy is not just about generating clean electricity – it is about integrating with agriculture to create value for both energy and food production. A new study from the

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Global BESS capacity tops 250 GW, overtaking pumped hydro for first time

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Last year marked a historic inflection point for BESS, as global operational storage capacity surpassed 250 GW, overtaking pumped hydropower energy storage (PHES) for the first time, according to Rystad Energy. Annual additions exceeded 100 GW/280 GWh in 2025 – nearly triple the volumes added in 2023 – reflecting a compound annual growth rate of over 100%

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Solar and storage program forecast to save all Massachusetts ratepayers $313 million per year

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Continued growth in solar and storage deployment in Massachusetts can save ratepayers $313 million per year through 2030, found a study by Synapse Energy Economics and the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA). The analysis comes as Massachusetts officials are considering legislation and policy changes to manage the energy affordability crisis. Massachusetts has among the highest

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How to build giant solar plants in mountainous areas

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Researchers from the Chinese energy company Yunnan Longyuan New Energy have proposed a new methodology for the designing of utility-scale PV plants in hilly or mountainous regions. In particular, they conducted a simulation study of a south-oriented mountain PV farm located in the southern Chinese city of Pu’er, in the Yunnan province. High-resolution digital elevation

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Solar provides predictable income stream for farms

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Solar energy projects are providing American farms and rural communities with financial stability and a new revenue source, said a report from the Solar Energy Manufacturers for America (SEMA). Modern farming is characterized by high capital investment and volatile costs for inputs like fertilizer and fuel. Solar development offers a steady, long-term economic counterpoint to these pressures, helping to

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Rooftop solar commands price premium in Australian property markets

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A report from property data provider Cotality shows Australian homes fitted with rooftop solar systems are commanding up to 6.9% more, or approximately $31,350, than comparable properties without such installations when they sell. Cotality, formerly Corelogic, said an analysis of more than six million house sales in Australia has found homes fitted with solar systems

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How can IEC standards help renewables adapt to climate change?

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As global temperatures continue to rise, the move to renewable energies is becoming a prerequisite. Despite being contested in certain areas of the world, they remain one of the main ways of fighting climate change by helping to meet net-zero emissions targets. By the end of 2023, renewables accounted for 43% of global installed power capacity and,

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