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Torrent, 3 others in race for stride climate - Vimarsana News

Torrent, 3 others in race for stride climate

Green energy producers, including Torrent Power, Sembcorp, JSW Neo Energy, and Actis, are in talks to acquire Stride Climate Investments. Macquarie Group is also selling Vibrant Energy. India's renewable energy capacity is expected to increase to 170 GW by March 2025.

EtaVolt develops technology to 'rejuvenate' solar panels… - Vimarsana News

EtaVolt develops technology to 'rejuvenate' solar panels…

…and AI method identifies new way to spot dislocations in polycrystalline materials.

Source: optics.org
New device can restore old PV panels to their former glory - Vimarsana News

New device can restore old PV panels to their former glory

Through an innovative use of heat and light, a new device developed at NTU Singapore can restore and extend the life of old and new solar panels.

NTU Singapore spin-off EtaVolt develops new technology that rejuvenates solar panels and protects them from degradation - Vimarsana News

NTU Singapore spin-off EtaVolt develops new technology that rejuvenates solar panels and protects them from degradation

Using an innovative device that can energise old solar cells with multiple times the intensity of sunlight, scientists from EtaVolt, a spin-off from N....

Sembcorp Industries to acquire 428 MW wind power assets in China and India - Vimarsana News

Sembcorp Industries to acquire 428 MW wind power assets in China and India

The Singaporean energy company, backed by state-owned investor Temasek Holdings Pte, will acquire 228 MW of operational wind power assets of Leap Green Energy Pvt Ltd for 70 million Singaporean dollars and 200 MW of Qinzhou Yuanneng for 130 million Singaporean dollars.