Floating photovoltaic (FPV) was considered a nascent market two years ago. Cumulative FPV capacity had reached 1.3 GW (1300 MW) at that time. However, FPV firstly appeared as an option to extend solar power across […]
Among different types of power generation technologies, nuclear power is one of the most expensive. During the last five years from 2015 – 2019, the Levelized Cost of Electricity (LCOE) for nuclear power has risen […]
All eyes were on Elon Musk on 22 September 2020 as Tesla held it’s Battery Day live event right after its stakeholders meeting. There was a lot of hype created on twitter prior to this, […]
We are experiencing a challenging time in human history & to pass this we need your support. The Corona pandemic has stalled health, education, and economic programs around the globe drastically. Through our W3Solar Campaign, […]
Professor Henry Snaith from Oxford PV won one of the most prestigious awards in the Photovoltaic segment. This year’s European Becquerel Prize was awarded to Henry Snaith for his significant contribution to the use of […]
Researchers at Penn State University have devised a new approach for designing Tandem Solar Cells which has solved one of the challenges of this type of solar cell. They have proposed to use two thin-film […]
Operational rooftop solar capacity reached over 5.95 GW in India. The industrial segment with 3080 MW has allotted the largest portion to itself followed by the commercial building which installed rooftop solar. The commercial segment […]
Anthenea is an off-grid, eco-friendly floating hotel that is fully powered by solar energy. There are 5 solar panels on its dome roof that are responsible for supplying the entire power, making Anthenea a self-sufficient […]
Rosedale Wastewater Treatment Plant will play host to the first-ever and largest solar project in New Zealand. This Megawatt scaled floating solar power project of 1 MW capacity is situated in the North Shore region […]
Solar power aided in the supply of 94% of South Australia‘s electricity demand. Had a quarter of its energy produced was not exported to Victoria, covering 100% of South Australia’s demand with Solar power could […]
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