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New Global Study Highlights UV Risk in Solar PV Systems

A new global modelling study led by UNSW Sydney has identified UV degradation as a critical but under-recognised factor affecting the long-term performance of photovoltaic (PV) assets, with implications for solar PV system design, asset lifecycle planning, and testing...

France Offshore Wind Tender Targets 10 Projects by 2027

France is preparing to launch one of its largest renewable energy auctions, with plans to award 10 offshore wind projects and announce winners by late this year or early 2027. The initiative forms part of the country’s broader decarbonisation...

Masdar, TotalEnergies Sign $2.2bn Renewable JV Deal in Asia

A $2.2bn agreement between Masdar and TotalEnergies has formalised the creation of a joint venture aimed at consolidating their onshore renewable operations across nine Asian markets. Structured as a 50/50 partnership, the JV deal will bring together both companies’...

Senegal Nigeria Energy Ties Strengthen Across Oil and Gas

Senegal and Nigeria have moved to strengthen bilateral energy cooperation following a high-level working visit to Abuja by Senegal’s Minister of Energy Birame Soulèye Diop and representatives from Petrosen. During the visit, the delegation held discussions with Nigeria’s Minister...

South Asia Clean Energy Transition Gains Regional Momentum

South Asia is undergoing a systemic transformation of its power sectors as nations move to mitigate the impacts of global fuel market disruptions. Driven by a strategic pivot toward energy security, the region is transitioning from isolated bilateral arrangements...

Rolls-Royce, Studsvik Advance SMR Rollout Across Europe

Rolls-Royce SMR has moved to deepen its collaboration with Swedish nuclear technology firm Studsvik AB through a newly signed memorandum of understanding (MOU), marking a step forward in the broader SMR rollout strategy. The agreement is intended to reinforce...

IEA Flags Gaps in Global Energy Supply Chains Structure

A new analysis from the International Energy Agency highlights structural vulnerabilities across global energy supply chains, warning that concentration risks persist even as clean energy technologies scale into a multi-trillion-dollar market. The findings, outlined in Energy Technology Perspectives 2026,...

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