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Green future
A groundbreaking development from South Korea's Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science & Technology (DGIST) could reshape the solar industry's approach to environmental sustainability while boosting performance.
7/21/2025
Green future
While much of the renewable energy discourse focuses on utility-scale deployments and grid integration, a new study authored by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) highlights an often-overlooked segment that punches well above its weight: off-grid renewables.
7/4/2025
Green future
For the first time since the 1940s, clean electricity has broken through the 40% barrier of global generation, according to a new report entitled Global Electricity Review 2025 by energy think tank Ember. The fact that low-carbon sources- renewables plus nuclear - have reached this share underlines the accelerating momentum of decarbonisation efforts worldwide.
6/30/2025
Solar
As of May 2025, the global momentum behind renewable energy shows no signs of slowing, with solar photovoltaic (PV) technology leading a remarkable transformation.
6/11/2025
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Hybrid
In the race toward decarbonization, Europe is increasingly turning to innovative solutions that maximize renewable energy output while ensuring system stability. Hybrid solar systems - which combine solar PV with battery storage or wind at a single grid connection point - represent one of the most promising yet underutilized configurations in our energy transition toolkit.
5/21/2025
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Hybrid
The 2024 edition of Hybrid Power Plants: Status of Operating and Proposed Plants from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory offers a glimpse into one of the most dynamic trends in energy infrastructure: the rise of hybrid power plants. While the report focuses on the U.S. market, its findings hold relevance for Europe’s evolving clean energy landscape.
5/12/2025
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Green future
The International Energy Agency's latest World Energy Investment 2024 report reveals a dramatic shift in global energy financing: for every dollar invested in fossil fuels, two now flow into clean energy and low-carbon technologies. This remarkable 2:1 ratio represents a complete reversal from just six years ago, when spending was evenly split between clean and conventional energy sources.
4/30/2025