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SEIA: Solar occupies less than 1% of US farmland
SEIA reports solar energy occupies only 0.07% of U.S. farmland, highlighting its minimal land use amid ongoing debates over land and energy.
New Most Efficient Solar Panels, Turning Ocean Water into Drinking Water — Top Stories of the Week
Breakthrough solar panels achieve 34.4% efficiency, and a new method converts ocean water into drinking water without waste, marking significant advances.
Vikram Solar to commission 9 GW PV cell manufacturing capacity by December
Vikram Solar plans to commission 9 GW of PV cell manufacturing capacity by December 2026, boosting its total module capacity and aligning with India’s new solar policies.
Satellite breakthrough enables accurate panel-scale temperature mapping for solar farms
A Chinese research team developed a satellite-based model for precise panel temperature estimates in utility-scale PV plants, improving performance analysis.
Renewables shield Spain from energy crisis as gas sets electricity price in only 9% of hours
Renewable expansion in Spain has decoupled electricity prices from gas, saving households €10/month amid Europe’s gas crisis, reports Ember.
Renault EV Demand Grew 50% in Some Markets from Iran War
Renault reports a 50% increase in EV sales in France and Germany since the Iran conflict began, driven by rising fuel prices and geopolitical tensions.
HVR Solar to set up 1.2 GW TOPCon cell factory in India
HVR Solar plans to establish a 1.2 GW TOPCon solar cell manufacturing plant in Uttar Pradesh, backed by Chinese and Indian partners, boosting local production.
Pseudo-planar heterojunction organic solar cell achieves world record efficiency of 20.21%
Researchers achieve a new efficiency record of 20.21% in pseudo-planar heterojunction organic solar cells using a novel interfacial buffering strategy.
Cyprus curtails 65% of solar generation in January–May 2026
Cyprus curtailed over 65% of its solar energy potential from January to May 2026 due to grid constraints and must-run units, impacting renewables.