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Array teams with Australia’s Aeeris to address hail risk for large-scale solar
United States-based solar tracker manufacturer Array Technologies has teamed with environmental services company Aeeris to help address hail risk for owners and operators of utility-scale solar assets in Australia.
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UNSW researchers find east-west ground-mounted PV shows less degradation than single-axis tracking counterparts
Researchers at the University of New South Wales found that east-west ground-mounted PV systems can experience up to 40% lower rates of certain degradation mechanisms than single-axis trackers. Their simulations showed that lower operating temperatures and reduced UV exposure could improve module reliability, particularly in remote installations.
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Hoymiles releases 2,000 kWh C&I energy storage solution
Chinese manufacturer Hoymiles has launched a C&I battery storage system with capacities ranging from 2 MWh to 2.61 MWh and power outputs of up to 1.25 MW. The containerised system features liquid cooling, integrated fire protection, and backup power switching in less than 20 ms.
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Solar drives all-time generation peak of 80.4% in September quarter
Solar generation was the primary driver of a renewable and storage generation all-time peak contribution of 80.4% of total NEM generation on 19 September 2026, with distributed solar supplying 51.8% of total generation at the time, and grid-scale solar adding a further 16.4%.
China proposes ban on exports of perovskite, tandem solar manufacturing technology
China has proposed banning exports of selected high-efficiency perovskite and tandem solar manufacturing technologies, alongside new restrictions on advanced polysilicon, wafer and crystalline-silicon cell production processes. The proposed measures would cover 12 photovoltaic technologies, with public consultation open until 15 November 2026.
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