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Longi Solar Cell Efficiency Reaches 28.13% World Record

Longi has reported a new benchmark in photovoltaic performance, announcing it has achieved a Solar Cell Efficiency of 28.13% for a silicon solar cell, marking what it describes as the highest level recorded globally. The milestone was independently verified...

US Offshore Wind: Trump Administration Pays Firms to Exit

Energy companies are recalibrating their investment strategies in response to evolving federal policy on US Offshore Wind, with the Interior Department confirming new agreements that reshape ongoing project pipelines. Bluepoint Wind and Golden State Wind will exit their offshore...

VVER Fuel Agreement Advances Framatome EU Nuclear Plans

France-based Framatome has entered into a strategic agreement with four European energy companies ฤŒEZ, Fortum, MVM Paks NPP and Slovenskรฉ elektrรกrne to advance the development of a fully European fuel solution for VVER-type nuclear reactors. The initiative comes as...

RWE Thor Wind Farm Adopts Recyclable Blades, Low-CO2 Towers

RWE has begun deploying an offshore wind turbine featuring a reduced-COโ‚‚ steel tower and recyclable rotor blades at its Thor wind farm in the Danish North Sea, marking a key milestone as the project starts supplying electricity to Denmark....

Zelestra, EDP Advance Solar Storage Retrofit at Pizarroso

Zelestra and EDP have signed an agreement introducing Spainโ€™s first retrofit-based solar-plus-storage power purchase structure, marking a shift in how renewable assets are managed as flexibility becomes increasingly critical. The Solar Storage Retrofit approach focuses on upgrading operational assets,...

Banpu US Expansion Drives $1.5bn Push into Gas Power Market

Thai energy group Banpu is preparing a significant expansion of its US footprint, committing at least $1.5bn (Bt48.86bn) to scale operations as electricity demand accelerates across the country. The move comes amid sustained growth in data centre infrastructure, which...

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 companiesโ€™...

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