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CHANGZHOU, China, Sept. 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Following the calculation of 210mm modules with fixed tilts in Fraunhofer ISE study I, Fraunhofer ISE, the world leading solar energy research

/PRNewswire/ -- Recently, Fraunhofer ISE, the world leading solar institution, has completed the assessment of CAPEX and LCOE of new generation of ultra-high...

Vertex 670W Shows 7.4% Reduction in LCOE; 210 Monofacial Modules with Fixed Tilts Demonstrate Outstanding System Value in Germany.

/PRNewswire/ -- Arctech, the worlds leading tracking, racking, and BIPV solutions provider, announced that the inauguration ceremony of its wind tunnel...

We recommend few policy interventions such as allowing a super deduction of 200 % for R&D expenses for new and clean solar technology development and the Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme to further boost R&D in the solar sector, says Vikram Solar’s Managing Director, Gyanesh Chaudhary

Regulatory certainty will be key to the success of the industry on the Eastern Seaboard, according to Wood Thilsted.

The economic potential for cryptocurrency can be huge. Millions of people who don't have access to banking can have digital wallets, be prevented from fraud, and cut out the third-party transaction fees. These are just a few of the transformative potential of cryptos. There are many more. Despite all these…

Siemens Gamesa is set to supply turbines to two sites totalling 242MW in Sweden dubbed the Twin Peaks. The 39 5.8-170 turbines will be split between 25 at the Ranasjo site and 14 at the Salsjo location, both around 15km apart in central Sweden. They are due to be commissioned by the first quarter of 2024 and will be covered by a service agreement of 30 years. The turbines will have a nominal capacity of 6.2MW powered by a 170-metre rotor. The deals add to sustained momentum for the Siemens ...

Advertisement Wind Catcher, a 1,000 ft frame integrated with numerous rotors is set to meet the rising energy demands, at costs lower than ever before. Wind Catching Systems, a company based in Norway has unveiled the concept of a 1,000-ft-tall wind turbine and is calling it “Wind Catcher.” As per the Greentech company, the new array of small wind turbines combined in a huge frame would be good enough to meet the rising energy demands and would be sufficient enough to power about 80,000 hom...