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Lakeside Book Company has announced an expansion of its printing capacity, according to Publishers Weekly. The move increases the North American book manufacturer's ability to handle print volumes for publishers. Details on which facilities are affected or the scale of the investment have not been disclosed. The news is being noted in publishing industry circles, where printer capacity has been a recurring concern for publishers planning production schedules.
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A new IMARC report projects that Mexico's solar energy capacity will grow to 17.2 gigawatts by 2034, signaling a major expansion of the country's renewable energy sector over the next decade. The forecast points to sustained investment in solar infrastructure as Mexico works to diversify its energy mix and meet growing electricity demand.
- 3Putin orders Russian data centers to reserve capacity for the state●Putin demands Russian data centers supply capacity to the state in wake of Ukraine drone attacks — 10% capacity must be available for state IT infrastructure with 24 hours' notice
President Putin has ordered Russian data center operators to make 10% of their capacity available to state IT infrastructure, on just 24 hours' notice. The measure follows Ukrainian drone attacks that have damaged Russian energy and computing facilities, raising concerns about the resilience of government systems and the burden placed on private data center providers.
- 4Avaada gets ALMM nod for 7.1GW solar cell capacity●Avaada secures ALMM enlistment for 7.1GW TOPCon solar cell capacity, launches 745W module
Indian renewable developer Avaada has secured enlistment under the government's Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) for 7.1GW of TOPCon solar cell manufacturing capacity, and launched a new 745W solar module. The move strengthens its position in India's fast-growing domestic solar supply chain, where ALMM listing is required for projects to qualify under local content rules, positioning Avaada as a significant domestic cell producer.