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Trinasolar launches 620 W TOPCon ‘Shield’ module for North American market 
Trinasolar introduced the Vertex N Shield, a 620W solar panel with hail-resistant design and n-type TOPCon technology for the North American market. The module features reinforced mechanical durability for enhanced performance.
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Renewables-powered data centers feasible with sevenfold solar and wind overbuild, study finds
A LUT University study shows data centers can run on renewable energy with significant solar and wind overbuild, backup generation, and demand flexibility. However, achieving continuous renewable power would require sevenfold capacity expansion and careful management to remain cost-competitive with traditional baseload sources.
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Port of Valencia deploying PV on breakwaters
The Port of Valencia is deploying solar panels on breakwaters through the EU-funded Renewport project to test large-scale vertical photovoltaics. The pilot aims to validate the technical, economic, and environmental feasibility of renewable energy in Mediterranean ports.
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Home cooling panel based on PV and waste cooking oil
Researchers developed a cooling panel combining solar power, thermoelectric cooling, and waste cooking oil for heat storage. Simulations show the system can deliver 6-15 kWh of daily cooling per panel.
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Mozambique completes first white rhino breeding population in decades
Nine female white rhinos arrived in Mozambique's Zinave National Park after a two-day translocation. The reintroduction marks the completion of a decade-long effort to rebuild a viable breeding population in the park.
Wildlife
As human Ebola cases climb in DRC, critically endangered gorillas are at risk
An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo threatens critically endangered gorillas, which have suffered devastating population losses from the virus in previous outbreaks. Health authorities are monitoring the situation as human cases continue to rise.
Ocean
‘Chemical cocktail’ of pharmaceuticals found in Djibouti coastal waters
Researchers detected pharmaceutical contamination including ibuprofen, caffeine, and carbamazepine in Djibouti's Gulf of Tadjourah coastal waters from untreated urban wastewater.
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One-year outdoor testing reveals degradation paths in perovskite tandem solar cells
Researchers tested perovskite tandem solar cells outdoors for one year and found efficiency declined from 17-18% to 13-14% due to voltage loss, encapsulation issues, and layer degradation. The study identifies specific failure mechanisms to guide improvements in this promising solar technology.
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Solar module cooling tech based on perforated fins
Algerian researchers developed perforated hexagonal-fin heat sinks that reduce solar panel cell temperature by up to 20.93% and boost efficiency. The cooling technology was optimized through CFD analysis to maintain high thermal performance under forced convection.
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Study finds tandem PV has 30% lower environmental impact than crystalline silicon
A Spanish study shows tandem solar cells have 30% lower environmental impact than crystalline silicon due to higher efficiency. However, cadmium telluride thin-film technology still performs best, and tandem systems need improved stability to prove long-term sustainability advantages.
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Eskom launches renewables unit
South Africa's state power utility Eskom has established a dedicated renewables unit amid operational improvements but continued financial strain from coal and diesel generation costs.
Energy
Silver drives PV recycling economics as module waste wave approaches
Europe and Australia face growing end-of-life solar panel waste, with silver recovery identified as key to improving recycling economics. Technical barriers and lack of industry purity standards are hindering progress in the sector.
Ocean Good News
In Indonesia’s Lombok, fishers find food security tied to mangrove reforestation
Indonesian fishers in Lombok are discovering that mangrove reforestation efforts are improving food security and supporting local livelihoods. The story explores the connection between coastal ecosystem restoration and fishing community resilience.
Climate Good News
The search for climate-resilient coffee: Diversifying beyond Arabica and Robusta
Researchers and coffee growers are exploring alternative coffee species to replace Arabica and Robusta as climate change reduces yields and quality. Overlooked coffee varieties offer potential climate resilience against rising temperatures, rainfall shifts, and increased pest pressure.
Policy
China Briefing 11 June 2026: Tech clampdown | Extreme weather | Provinces’ energy plans
China's government implements tech restrictions while provinces develop energy plans amid extreme weather events. The briefing covers climate policy developments and provincial renewable energy strategies in China.
EV Good News
Fleet buys Tesla Semi electric trucks after stunning 1.55 kWh/mile efficiency
ArcBest is purchasing two Tesla Semi electric trucks following a successful pilot program that achieved 1.55 kWh per mile efficiency. The logistics company plans to expand electric Class 8 vehicle testing across its operations.
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Draft Guidelines on State Aid to the Air Transport Sector — T&E Consultation Response
Europe's aviation sector and airports must reduce emissions and transition away from fossil fuels as part of the continent's sustainable energy transition. Transport & Environment provides consultation response on draft EU guidelines for state aid to the air transport sector.
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Why GM Will Focus On Sodium-Ion Batteries For Energy Storage
GM announced a partnership with Peak Energy to deploy sodium-ion battery technology for energy storage facilities. This development expands the use of alternative battery chemistry beyond electric vehicles.
Policy Good News
0% Tax Rate for Solar Power Sector! … in Bangladesh
Bangladesh implements a 0% tax rate for the solar power sector to accelerate renewable energy adoption. The policy aims to revive momentum in small-scale solar expansion that has slowed since initial rapid growth over a decade ago.
Policy
US Solar Industry Needs Serious Permitting Reform, T1 Energy CEO Contends
T1 Energy CEO Dan Barcelo argues the US solar industry faces significant permitting obstacles compared to other major markets. The CEO highlights permitting reform as critical for the solar sector's growth amid subsidy cuts.
EV Good News
Wrightbus Shows Hydrogen Bus Hype Turning Into An Electric Bus Business
A hydrogen bus fire in Crawley highlights operational challenges with small hydrogen fleets. The incident demonstrates why the transit industry is shifting focus toward electric buses over hydrogen technology.
EV Good News
EVs At 35.2% Share In The UK — Tesla Leading BEV Brand
UK plugin EV market share reached 35.2% in Q1 2026, up from 30.0% a year prior, with Tesla leading BEV sales. Overall auto volume grew 6% year-on-year to 614,854 units.
Policy Good News
Southeast Asian nations chart important new course toward environmental justice (commentary)
ASEAN nations committed to environmental justice for 680 million people last October. Implementation of these commitments remains a significant challenge ahead.
Wildlife
Sri Lanka leopard deaths prevalent in region where humans and big cats overlap
Sri Lanka's hill country has become the deadliest region for the country's threatened leopard populations, despite supporting important populations outside protected areas. A 17-year mortality study reveals human-wildlife conflict in tea estates and mountain valleys where humans and big cats overlap.
Policy Good News
How an activist network built pressure without political power
Rainforest Action Network demonstrates how activist organizations can pressure corporations and development banks without traditional political power. The network built influence through grassroots activism and strategic connections rather than budget, legal resources, or political access.
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