European electricity markets fractured into two distinct realities during the 2026 Iran conflict: midday hours insulated by a massive expansion in solar capacity, and evening hours battered by soaring...
A Swiss-headquartered battery assembler is leveraging Turkish manufacturing infrastructure and Chinese lithium iron phosphate cells to undercut delivery timelines for European utility-scale energy sto...
SYDNEY — Australia’s power sector is accelerating a decisive commercial shift away from standard renewable energy contracts, forcing developers and financiers to underwrite grid reliability risks ...
U.S. trade authorities are expected to hold off on raising minimum import prices for polysilicon until early 2027, opting instead to test enforcement mechanisms under the newly established Section 232...
European energy operators face a hard deadline. The EU’s NIS2 directive now mandates continuous, round-the-clock cybersecurity monitoring for critical infrastructure, forcing power companies to brid...
A federal trade inquiry into solar imports from Ethiopia has emerged as the primary variable shaping Japanese manufacturer Toyo Co., Ltd.’s U.S. expansion strategy, even as the company formally doub...
A coordinated 10% price increase paired with a 60% expansion in research and development spending offers the most effective escape route for solar manufacturers trapped in a destructive profit spiral,...
Commercial and industrial energy buyers are increasingly treating onsite renewable generation as a financial hedge rather than solely an environmental initiative. With U.S. natural gas prices driving ...
Grid-scale energy storage developers racing to lock in lower-cost battery chemistries before federal tax incentives phase out face a stark technical reality: sodium-ion batteries lack the field-valida...
U.S. solar developers face a 15% tariff on imported polysilicon and related solar components starting Dec. 4, with median quotes for imported modules scheduled to arrive after the deadline already mor...
