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All solar cell efficiencies at a glance – updated
Professor Martin Green's research group released Version 68 of solar cell efficiency tables with 21 new results. The update tracks progress in photovoltaic technology performance benchmarks.
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Astronergy launches 825 W TOPCon solar module
Astronergy unveiled its Astro N8 Pro series TOPCon solar modules at SNEC 2026, reaching power ratings up to 825 W with efficiencies of 24.5%. The advancement represents progress in high-efficiency solar panel technology.
Wildlife Good News
Why conservation urgently needs acoustic baselines
Conservation programs rely on satellite imagery to assess forest health, but visual canopy data alone may miss critical ecological degradation. Acoustic monitoring is proposed as an essential baseline tool to detect ecosystem damage invisible to standard remote sensing.
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Mexico Reaches 5 Gigawatts of Distributed Solar Power
Mexico reached 5.165 GW of distributed solar power from over 600,000 installations by end of 2025. This milestone represents significant progress in the country's renewable energy capacity expansion.
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Waymo Sending Used EV Batteries to Community Clean Energy
Waymo is repurposing used EV batteries from its aging robotaxi fleet to support community clean energy projects. The initiative demonstrates circular economy benefits and extends battery lifecycles beyond vehicle use.
Wildlife Good News
Rare Chinese pangolin found in a sacred community forest in Nepal
Researchers in Nepal confirmed a rare Chinese pangolin living in a sacred community forest, marking the first video evidence of the critically endangered species in Sunsari district.
Wildlife Good News
How trade bans and local conservation helped save a dazzling blue gecko
The turquoise dwarf gecko of Tanzania faced severe population decline due to illegal wildlife trade, with an estimated 40,000 captured between 2004-2009. Trade bans and local conservation efforts have helped protect the species from extinction.
EV
When public charging stations aren’t so public, and why it matters
Many EV charging stations listed as public are actually dealer-exclusive with restricted access and unpredictable pricing. This accessibility problem harms EV adoption by creating poor first-time user experiences.
Climate Good News
Air Lubrication For Ships Is Real. The Air Still Isn’t Free.
Air lubrication systems reduce ship drag by pumping air under hulls, with Everllence and Silverstream developing engine-supported concepts. The challenge lies in efficiently sourcing the compressed air needed for this drag-reduction technology.
Climate
Montana Officials Warn of Elevated Wildfire Risk From Increasing Drought, Heat and Wind
Montana officials warn that the 2026 wildfire season faces above-normal fire risk due to drought, heat, and wind conditions. State and federal officials are discussing preparedness strategies ahead of the elevated threat.
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Global grid capex to surpass $650 billion in 2026, says Rystad Energy
Global transformer manufacturing capacity reached 4,700 GVA in 2025 across 400 plants. Grid capital expenditure is projected to exceed $650 billion in 2026.
Energy
Age of electrification exposing Australia’s weakest link
Australia's renewable energy in its National Electricity Market grew from 15% in 2015 to 46.5% in 2026. The article suggests this rapid electrification is exposing infrastructure weaknesses in the grid.
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Nigeria runs solar tender for schools, health facilities 
Nigeria has launched a solar power tender for 32 systems across health facilities and schools in three regions. The application deadline is set for July 2.
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Researchers test accuracy of simulation tools for floating PV
Indian scientists evaluated the accuracy of three simulation tools for floating PV systems. The research confirmed that floating solar arrays also reduce surface water evaporation.
Energy
Polish grid attack reveals cyber-insurance gap for battery storage
A cyberattack on approximately 30 renewable energy sites in Poland has exposed inadequate insurance coverage for battery energy storage systems. The incident highlights a critical gap between cyber and property insurance policies for clean energy infrastructure.
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AfDB dashboard to track Africa’s electrification progress
The African Development Bank's MapAfrica platform tracks 74 grid, mini-grid and decentralized solar projects across Africa. The dashboard monitors electrification progress at various development stages.
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Australia installs 435 MW of residential rooftop PV in April
Australia installed 435 MW of residential rooftop solar in April, a 30% increase from March, driven by homeowners rushing to install systems before battery rebate reductions.
Policy
Trump Administration Doubles Down on Coal Power in North Carolina
Duke Energy could receive $28.4 million in taxpayer funding to upgrade coal-fired power units at the Roxboro plant in North Carolina. The investment contradicts climate goals as the region already faces construction of new natural gas plants and a Microsoft data center.
Policy
New BLM Grazing Rules Eliminate Tribal Buffalo From Public Lands
New BLM grazing rules restrict tribal bison herds on public lands, reversing expansion efforts. Bison are considered more ecologically beneficial for prairie ecosystems than cattle.
Climate Good News
A ‘Reforestation Pipeline’ in New Mexico Trains Seedlings to Survive in Burn Scars
New Mexico is developing a reforestation initiative to restore areas burned by the state's largest wildfire, the Calf Canyon/Hermits Peak Fire, which destroyed over 341,000 acres four years ago. The program trains seedlings to survive in burn scar environments as part of broader landscape recovery efforts.
Energy
Chart: Why China’s solar boom is slowing down
China's solar power expansion, a cornerstone of its renewable energy strategy since the mid-2010s, is experiencing a slowdown. The article examines the factors contributing to this deceleration in solar capacity growth.
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T1 Energy buys KORE Power to cash in on the AI power boom
T1 Energy, formerly FREYR Battery, is acquiring KORE Power to expand in energy storage and AI data center markets. The deal positions the company to capitalize on growing demand for battery storage solutions.
EV Good News
Volkswagen’s push for more affordable EVs starts with these two
Volkswagen has begun production of affordable EV models ID. Polo and Cupra Raval at its Spanish plant, marking the start of its mass-market electric vehicle expansion.
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BYD’s ‘world’s first’ 1,000-km range luxury GT is off to a hot start
BYD's Denza Z9 GT luxury electric vehicle achieves over 1,000 km range and 10-minute recharge capability, launching in Europe and other markets starting at $40,000.
EV
Toyota finally has EVs people want to buy — Why slow down now?
Toyota's new electric SUVs are selling well in several markets, but the automaker is reportedly scaling back EV production. The move raises questions about the company's commitment to electric vehicle expansion.
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