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.
Everlight Solar, a rapidly expanding Midwest solar company, has been awarded Comparably’s 2024 Best Company Culture Award. This prestigious accolade recognizes Everlight Solar’s dedication to fostering a supportive, growth-oriented workplace where employees thrive.
Everlight Solar, a rapidly growing Midwest solar company, has been awarded Comparably’s Best Company Culture Award for 2024, highlighting its commitment to employee well-being, growth, and a strong sense of community. This recognition underscores Everlight Solar’s unique workplace environment, attracting top talent and driving exceptional business results.
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.
Jolywood Solar, a leading manufacturer of n-type high-efficiency modules, received the prestigious “Top PV Brand Germany 2024” award from EUPD Research. The company showcased its innovative Full-Black Windproof Modules and NIWA modules at Solar Solutions Düsseldorf, highlighting its commitment to quality and technological advancement in the rapidly growing German solar market.
India’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has announced that all solar PV modules used in projects from June 1, 2026, must source their solar cells from the ALMM List-II, significantly boosting domestic manufacturing and clean energy goals. This move aims to enhance energy security, reduce reliance on imports, and stimulate innovation within the solar sector.
JinkoSolar, a leading solar module manufacturer, filed a patent infringement lawsuit against VSUN Solar USA and Toyo Co., alleging misuse of its proprietary N-type TOPCon technology. The lawsuit sent JKS stock prices surging, highlighting the company’s commitment to protecting its extensive intellectual property portfolio.
