- Wyelands Bank eyeing early-mover status in UK subsidy-free solar finance rush
Wyelands Bank has set its sights on becoming one of the early movers in subsidy-free solar finance in the UK, investing in a range of projects in a bid to stimulate the market. ... read more - RedT stems losses as Avalon merger talks continue
Vanadium flow machine specialist redT has trimmed its losses as discussions over a planned merger with US storage firm Avalon continue. ... read more - Solar ‘ready to deliver’ as Labour proposes 2030 net zero target
Solar is “ready to deliver” in the transition to a net zero future but the Labour Party is facing a “considerable challenge” in its proposed target of net zero by 2030. ... read more - Viridian bids to crack America with Unirac deal
Viridian Solar is to launch into the US and Latin American markets after penning an exclusive licensing arrangement with North American PV mounting provider Unirac. ... read more - National Grid ESO to map out ‘invisible’ solar installs
National Grid ESO has teamed up with the University of Sheffield’s PV_Live initiative to map out ‘invisible’ solar panels and improve its forecasting. ... read more - PRESS RELEASE: Smart Export Guarantee Begins Jan 2020
PRESS RELEASE: Smart Export Guarantee Begins Jan 2020 Homes and businesses to be paid for exporting excess renewable energy to the grid. BEIS (Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy) published a press release ... read more - Duke Energy gets approval for solar + battery microgrid and standalone battery systemThis week, Duke Energy announced that regulators have approved two projects involving energy storage worth about $30 million. ... read more
- CellCube to bring grid scale vanadium battery to South Australia
Renewables firm Pangea Energy and vanadium battery producer CellCube have signed on to build a 50MW storage system alongside a solar farm in South Australia. ... read more - UK carbon reduction plan includes massive buildout of offshore wind, EV infrastructureBritish people need to fly less, drive electric cars, eat little meat and turn their home thermostats down to 19 degrees Celsius (66 Fahrenheit) in order to rein in greenhouse gases damaging the planet. ... read more
- Climate experts tell UK to set zero carbon target for 2050Developing carbon capture and storage technology and low-carbon hydrogen is “a necessity not an option” for the UK to achieve a net zero carbon economy by 2050. ... read more
- UK power grid to be ‘zero-carbon-capable’ says operatorTwo years after Britain had its first coal-free day since the Industrial Revolution, the nation’s network operator is readying itself for life without any fossil fuels. ... read more
- Investment group says solar energy could see “popularity boost” in UK due to BrexitSolar energy companies could fill the void created by the lack of secure energy transfer between UK and EU, the group says. ... read more
- Why Does Renewable Energy Get Cheaper and Cheaper?
Why does the cost of renewable energy continue to get cheaper? Because Solar power is a technology, not a fuel. For most of the last century, energy prices have been on a roller coaster. The ... read more - Investors in PERC Technology Top the Charts!
Top 10 Solar Module Suppliers in 2018 Based on own-brand shipped module MWp-dc volumes. PV Tech has just released the top 10 solar module manufacturers after judiciously tracking the main contenders in 2018. Data ... read more - Commercial Project Pricing Made Easy(er) With The MPF
A Handy Tool to Make Commercial Project Pricing Easier The Module Price Forecaster Segen recognises that Commercial customers often tender to win projects months in advance so, make quoting easier, the Module Price Forecaster ... read more
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