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Research & Development
Two-stage pyrolysis process turns waste solar panels into silicon carbide Russian scientists have developed a process that combines pyrolysis at 500 C with electric arc treatment above 1,800 C. The resulting solid product contained up to 61% silicon carbide, a material used in power electronics and refractory ceramics.
Lior Kahana
Oct 02, 2026
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Technology & Products
Joint venture to close energy and capital gap for grid-constrained projects A joint venture between EORA Energy and resources investor the Tulla Group aims to design, supply, finance and integrate complete energy management systems on a range of off-grid energy-hungry projects.
Ev Foley
Oct 01, 2026
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Research & Development
Commercial perovskite and tandem modules tested in outdoor field study: UNSW Researchers from UNSW are testing commercial perovskite and tandem solar modules to better understand their performance and durability in real-world settings.
Ev Foley
Oct 01, 2026
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Technology & Products
TrinaTracker launches solar panel installation and cleaning robots Solar tracking systems provider TrinaTracker has unveiled two new AI-powered robots designed to automate PV module installation and cleaning, helping improve construction efficiency, safety and operations and maintenance.
David Carroll
Sep 30, 2026
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Technology & Products
Solar myths and misconceptions busted Solar has become one of those technologies everyone suddenly seems to be an expert on. Panels can’t be recycled. They poison the soil. They don’t last. They’re taking farmland away from farmers. One decent hailstorm and they’re toast.
Daniel Lazarus
Sep 29, 2026
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Markets & Policy
Global solar additions hit 690 GW in 2025 Latest report from IEA-PVPS says the world’s cumulative solar capacity reached 2.96 TWh by the end of last year, a total theoretically capable of generating about 12% of global electricity consumption.
Patrick Jowett
Sep 28, 2026
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Markets & Policy
Clean energy developers must earn social licence to operate: Coalition During an announcement of its proposed 8-point energy policy in September 2026, the Coalition government has said clean energy developers will have to prove local community support for projects and earn social licence in order to operate.
Ev Foley
Sep 24, 2026
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Applications & Installations
South Australian off-grid power system keeps high energy utility running 24/7 A water treatment plant in South Australia has installed a containerised off-grid power system in an area with no grid connection that ensure its energy needs are met, and essential water movement and filtration processes run continuously.
Ev Foley
Sep 24, 2026
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Umgebaute handelsübliche Kamera misst Leerlaufspannung von Solarzellen
Research & Development
Modified consumer camera can measure solar cell open-circuit voltage German researchers have modified and calibrated a low-cost consumer camera to quantitatively measure electroluminescence from silicon solar cells and modules. The method determines external luminescent quantum efficiency and uses it to derive the corresponding open-circuit voltage
Emiliano Bellini
Sep 24, 2026