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China has proposed a PV product grading system that classifies modules into three quality tiers based on reliability, performance, and environmental attributes. The framework is expected to influence procurement, financing, and insurance decisions in a bid to drive industry consolidation. The post China proposes PV product grading system in bid to drive industry consolidation appeared first on pv magazine Global.

It is still not totally clear what the government wants but the political mood seems to be shifting towards a decision Thames Water nationalisation moves closer as government objects to rescue deal At last, Emma Reynolds, the environment secretary, has opined on the future of Thames Water. So what’s it to be? A takeover by the company’s creditors? Special administration, which would allow anyone to pitch up with an offer while the state temporarily funds the company? Or even a quick flush to...

Govt unveils climate change plan centred on more gas, carbon capture and storage NT Independent

Apartment and condo dwellers of New York have long been unable to tap solar power at home to lower their energy bills. But that could soon change. Late last month, state legislators passed the Solar Up Now New York (SUNNY) Act to legalize panels that plug into a standard outlet and start producing electricity.…

Suzlon Energy sizzles as government targets 100 GW wind capacity by 2030 Business Standard

UtmoLight unveiled its Chuangshi S2 and S1 perovskite modules at SNEC 2026, targeting durability and lightweight deployment challenges that have limited commercial adoption of perovskite PV. The 500 W S2 module is designed for harsh weather conditions and certified for high mechanical loads, while the ultra-light S1 targets distributed PV, BIPV and low-load rooftop applications. The post UtmoLight launches new perovskite solar module series appeared first on pv magazine Global.

The Fifth Estate - Victorian Opposition's new proposal threatens 26,000 jobs and the future of clean energy, Growing Australian support for government investment in renewables, Indigenous tribe to lead wetland restoration backed by CEFC Victorian Opposition and renewables; Strong polling for renewables; CEFC and indigenous land is a story from The Fifth Estate, Australia's sustainability newspaper.

Peak cofounder and CEO Landon Mossburg told Utility Dive the technology is “purpose-built” for AI data centers and grid-scale applications.

The UK is getting ready to rejigger its ZEV mandate to satisfy concerns from automakers and trade unions concerned about the future. The post UK Plans To Roll Back EV Mandate appeared first on CleanTechnica.

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More power, cooling and IT equipment is moving outside data halls in a shift that could help “future-proof” computing facilities, a company executive told Facilities Dive.

Logistics giant DHL Group announced plans to strengthen its capabilities and presence in the New […]