EVE Energy’s new Malaysian facility, equipped with advanced technology, will produce 680 million cylindrical batteries annually for power tools, electric vehicles, and more. This expansion strengthens international partnerships and contributes to sustainable development, marking a key milestone in the company’s global growth strategy.
Edinburgh Airport is pioneering sustainable energy by installing innovative wind panels, developed by Katrick Technologies and Bosch, directly on its airfield. This project, part of the airport’s Greater Good sustainability strategy, complements its existing solar farm and sets a new standard for green aviation. The compact wind panels, designed for restricted spaces, are expected to significantly reduce the airport’s carbon footprint.
Qcells sets a new world record for tandem solar cell efficiency at 28.6%, a significant advancement in solar technology. This achievement, using a commercially scalable process, combines perovskite and silicon cell technologies to improve energy conversion and reduce costs. The breakthrough is a result of ongoing R&D efforts and international collaborations, bringing highly efficient and affordable solar energy closer to widespread adoption.
The American Solar Energy Society (ASES) announces its SOLAR 2025 conference and ASES awards program, both with a January 15, 2025 deadline. The conference focuses on innovation in renewable energy, while the awards honor contributions to the field. Submissions for both are encouraged.
Trinasolar and Centro Universitário Facens have partnered to create a solar energy training center in Brazil. The initiative will provide comprehensive training, promote research using TrinaTracker’s smart technology, and develop skilled professionals to meet the growing demands of the renewable energy market. This collaboration aims to foster innovation and support sustainable development in the Brazilian energy sector.
NuVision Solar, a US-based company, is launching a 2.5 GW solar cell and module manufacturing facility, creating 500+ jobs. Their heterojunction technology produces high-efficiency, durable modules, meeting Inflation Reduction Act requirements. The company aims to meet growing renewable energy demands with its innovative and reliable products.
METLEN Energy & Metals, formerly MYTILINEOS, is planning a primary listing on the London Stock Exchange in 2025. The company has filed a draft prospectus with the UK’s FCA. This follows a strategic review announced earlier this year and aims to boost liquidity and attract international investors. The company is a major player in metallurgy and renewable energy, focused on sustainability and a circular economy.
Arctech’s innovative SkyLine II solar tracker system has successfully powered Azerbaijan’s first and largest utility-scale solar plant, a 312 MW facility in the Garadagh Gobi Desert. This achievement highlights Azerbaijan’s commitment to renewable energy and showcases the resilience and efficiency of Arctech’s technology in challenging environments.
Arctech’s innovative SkyLine II solar tracker system successfully powers Azerbaijan’s first and largest utility-scale solar project, a 312 MW plant in the Garadagh Gobi Desert. This achievement highlights Azerbaijan’s commitment to renewable energy and showcases Arctech’s advanced technology in challenging environments.
Businesses face escalating energy costs and grid instability. CHINT offers a comprehensive energy storage solution, combining solar power generation, storage, and intelligent management, to provide reliable, cost-effective, and sustainable power for commercial and industrial facilities. This innovative approach enhances profitability while contributing to a greener future.
