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    German solar power output hits record levels▼Solar energy production at record levels in Germany✉newsEnvironmentEnergy8 d ago

    Germany has reached record levels of solar energy production, with photovoltaic output hitting unprecedented highs. The milestone underscores the country's continued expansion of renewable capacity as it works to phase out fossil fuels. Observers are highlighting the achievement as a sign of Germany's progress toward its climate and energy transition goals.

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    Noor Energy 1 Refinances Phase 4 of Dubai Solar Park▼Noor Energy1 Announces Refinancing Of Phase-4 Of Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park-GDMO✉newsEnvironmentEnergy9 d ago

    Noor Energy 1 has announced a refinancing of Phase 4 of the Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park in Dubai, one of the world's largest concentrated solar power projects. The move is expected to lower financing costs and support the park's continued expansion under Dubai's clean energy strategy. Further details on the financing terms have not yet been disclosed.

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    Solar Phasing Offers 30% Off for Bandcamp Friday●We had a quantum propulsion issue during the trip for Bandcamp Friday. But.. until Monday, use the code "quantum" to getMmastodonCultureArt73 d ago

    The ambient music project Solar Phasing is running a promotion for Bandcamp Friday, offering 30% off everything in its catalogue until Monday with the discount code "quantum". The artist jokes about a "quantum propulsion issue" during the trip and thanks listeners for their support, inviting fans back on board for new sonic adventures.

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    Green hydrogen is having its '2012 solar' moment▼Green hydrogen is having its “2012 solar” moment✉newsEnvironmentEnergy1 d ago

    Analysts say green hydrogen is entering a breakout phase comparable to solar power around 2012, when costs began falling rapidly and investment surged. The comparison suggests the technology may be moving from niche experimentation toward large-scale commercial deployment, with observers watching whether falling electrolyser prices and new policy support can trigger the same cost curve that transformed solar energy.

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    The European Space Agency has announced that the Smile mission has officially begun its science operations. Smile, a joint solar-weather mission, is designed to study how solar wind interacts with Earth's magnetic field. The start of the science phase means the spacecraft has completed commissioning and is now collecting data, a milestone space agencies and researchers have been following closely.

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    Canadian Solar to supply 100 MW battery system in Australia●Canadian Solar to supply 100 MW battery system in Australia (CSIQ:NASDAQ)✉newsEnvironmentEnergy20 h ago

    Canadian Solar has announced it will supply a 100 MW battery energy storage system in Australia, marking another expansion of its storage business beyond solar panel manufacturing. The deal underscores growing demand for large-scale batteries in Australia as the country phases out coal power and adds renewable capacity. Details on the buyer and timeline were not disclosed in the initial report.

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    Reno AI data center to add solar power with SunPower●A Reno AI data center is getting solar power, starting with SunPower’s first phase.✉newsEnvironmentEnergy1 d ago

    An AI data center in Reno is set to receive solar power, with SunPower supplying the first phase of the project. The development ties data center growth to renewable energy, a growing focus as AI facilities face scrutiny over their heavy electricity demand. Further details on capacity or timeline were not provided.

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    Prussian blue found to regulate perovskite crystal formation▼In situ GIWAXS reveals the role of Prussian blue in regulating perovskite nucleation and phase transformation dynamics✉newsSciencePhysics6 d ago

    Researchers have used in situ grazing-incidence wide-angle X-ray scattering to show how Prussian blue regulates nucleation and phase transformation in perovskite thin films. The findings clarify how the additive guides crystal growth dynamics, knowledge relevant to improving the efficiency and stability of perovskite solar cells and other optoelectronic devices.

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    Solar overtakes coal and wind — what comes next●The biggest solar story isn't that it passed coal and wind. It's what happens next https://www.fastcompany.com/91614043/MmastodonEnvironmentEnergy27 d ago

    Solar power has passed both coal and wind in capacity, a milestone in the global energy transition. But analysts say the bigger question is what happens next: whether grids, storage and policy can keep pace with solar's rapid growth, and how the technology will scale from here.

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    Spain, Portugal and Luxembourg are jointly pressing the European Union to adopt an ambitious renewable energy target for 2040, arguing that a binding goal is needed to keep the bloc's climate commitments on track. The joint push puts the three countries at the forefront of debate over how fast Europe should phase out fossil fuels and scale up wind and solar capacity.