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UK startup presents sodium-ion storage solution for rooftop PV
UK startup Eleven Energy unveiled a residential sodium-ion battery storage system designed for rooftop solar installations. The integrated platform combines sodium batteries, inverters, and AI management to enhance safety and enable tariff-driven optimization.
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Dinto Solar launches 775 W heterojunction PV module with 25.0% efficiency
Dinto Solar unveiled a new 775 W heterojunction solar module with 25.05% efficiency for utility-scale applications. The panel features high bifaciality and demonstrates strong long-term power retention.
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ATW launches 1.3 GW encapsulation turnkey solution for heterojunction solar modules
Wuxi Autowell launches a 1.3 GW heterojunction solar module encapsulation line using advanced automation and low-temperature processing. The system reduces silver consumption and production costs while improving efficiency through integrated data-driven support.
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Solar PV can return Greater Cairo to become the city of the sun once more
Greater Cairo, Africa's largest megacity, is exploring solar PV to meet rising energy demand while reconnecting with its ancient solar heritage. The city could leverage renewable energy as a cornerstone of its energy transition strategy.
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Next2Sun presents new mounting solution for vertical PV plants
Next2Sun introduced a new vertical solar mounting system that generates more electricity during morning and evening hours. This design improves alignment with peak electricity pricing periods.
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Old fire hoses become lifelines for Malaysia’s endangered langurs
A Malaysian conservationist is installing recycled fire hoses as bridges to help endangered dusky langurs safely cross busy roads on Penang Island. The initiative aims to reduce vehicle-related deaths following a tragic incident in 2016.
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CCC: Faster electrification of UK will ‘put money back into people’s pockets’
The UK's Climate Change Committee states that faster electrification will reduce energy bills and improve energy security while putting money back into people's pockets. The report positions electrification as the most effective strategy for achieving lower costs and greater energy independence.
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Can the UK kick its cod habit? Fish and chip shop favourite slips down the menu as prices soar
UK fish and chip shops are replacing expensive cod with cheaper alternatives like coley and pollack as prices double since 2019. A Cornish shop owner's experiment removing cod found surprisingly positive customer reception to the sustainable fish substitutes.
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Interview: we meet with Port of Long Beach CEO Dr. Noel Hacegaba
Port of Long Beach CEO discusses how the busiest North American port is implementing environmental cleanup measures. The interview covers port authority efforts to reduce emissions and improve sustainability practices.
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BYD is unleashing its full brand power overseas, from luxury EVs to a plug-in pickup
BYD is expanding its electric vehicle presence in overseas markets including Europe and the UK with surging sales. The company plans to launch additional new vehicles soon, potentially accelerating its global EV market share.
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As An Extreme Heatwave Hits, UK Homes With Solar Panels Power Equivalent Of 5 Hours Of “Free” Daily Air Con Use
UK homes with rooftop solar panels can power approximately five hours of air conditioning daily during extreme heatwaves, as solar generation peaks align with cooling demand. Research from think tank Ember highlights how renewable energy adoption provides relief during dangerous heat events.
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A Giant Shipping Firm Dips A Tiny Toe Into Wind Power
A French shipping firm VELA Transportation has launched a high-tech cargo catamaran incorporating wind power technology. The development signals renewed interest in wind-assisted maritime shipping to reduce emissions.
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Groups Launch Ads Targeting Colorado’s 3rd District Over Big Oil Immunity Effort
Sierra Club and Make Polluters Pay launched ads targeting Colorado Rep. Jeff Hurd over Republican efforts to grant fossil fuel corporations immunity from climate damages through the proposed Stop the Climate Shakedowns Act of 2026.
Policy
As The UK Bakes Under A Deadly Heat Dome, Conservatives Want To Turn Up The Temperature
The UK faces record-breaking temperatures during an extreme heat dome. Conservative voters reportedly prefer policies that could worsen climate conditions.
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Australian Mine Goes 155 Hours Powered 100% By Renewables
An Australian gold mine successfully operated for 155 consecutive hours using 100% renewable energy from solar and battery storage. The development demonstrates the viability of renewable power systems for off-grid mining applications.
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Two Microgrids With Solar Power Being Developed For Tribal Community In California
The Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians and OATI are developing two solar microgrids for a Northern California tribal community. The project aims to increase energy independence and local control over electricity supply on tribal lands.
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A Bleating, Bloviating US President Picks A Fight Against Clean Energy, Loses
Swiss firm Hitachi Energy has developed new transmission technology enabling long-distance clean energy transport and improving grid reliability across remote US regions. The technology supports broader clean energy infrastructure goals.
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Talon PV CEO Adam Tesanovich explains why cell production is key to U.S. PV leadership
Talon PV plans to establish a 9.6 GW domestic solar cell manufacturing facility using advanced PVD technology to strengthen U.S. solar supply chain independence. The company aims to leverage European R&D partnerships to drive domestic photovoltaic leadership.
Wildlife
Global pressure on ayahuasca threatens Amazonian plants and knowledge systems
Global demand for ayahuasca threatens Amazonian plant biodiversity and Indigenous knowledge systems. Indigenous leaders warn that accelerating pressure on forest medicines contributes to broader Amazon destruction.
Wildlife
As Canada eyes Arctic road expansion, Indigenous guardians race to understand caribou
Canada plans Arctic road expansion while Indigenous guardians work to understand caribou migration impacts. The winter road project raises concerns about ecological and cultural effects on northern communities.
Wildlife
Rodent-killing baits threaten small wild cats and other wildlife
Rodenticide baits used for pest control are poisoning small wild cat species globally through their prey. Researchers have documented population declines in wild cats from rodenticide exposure, yet the issue remains understudied.
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Before tourists can see bonobos, trackers must earn their trust
Researchers in Salonga National Park are habituating a bonobo group to human presence for sustainable wildlife tourism. This conservation effort aims to balance research and tourism with the great apes' wellbeing.
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‘Rare animals, photography and Instagram’ could help an Ivorian rainforest
Conservationists in Taï Forest, Côte d'Ivoire are using chimpanzee research and wildlife photography to promote rainforest protection. Social media engagement could help raise awareness and support for preserving this critical habitat and its endangered species.
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Solar PV potential at one of the world’s northernmost settlements
Researchers assessed solar PV potential in Norway's northernmost settlement, finding strong summer capacity and rooftop availability. The study demonstrates solar's viability in Arctic regions when integrated with wind and storage systems.
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How to power buildings with solar-driven reversible heat pumps, organic Rankine cycle
Chinese researchers developed a solar-driven system combining reversible heat pumps and organic Rankine cycle technology for flexible building heating, cooling, and electricity generation. Simulations demonstrate strong performance with COP up to 4.1 at optimal solar irradiance levels of 600-850 W/m².
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