Introduction of a nanometric germanium oxide layer drastically improved performance and device stability

The perovskite solar cell industry is on a rapid growth trajectory, driven by rising demand for flexible solar solutions, advancements in materials science, and expanding BIPV applications.

The facilities were secured from a consortium of leading international financial institutions, including Bank of China, Crédit Agricole CIB, HSBC, ING, Intesa Sanpaolo, La Banque Postale, Santander CIB, and Société Générale. This substantial refinancing enables Sonnedix to continue its growth and investment in new renewable energy opportunities across the region.

Jacksonville Residents Rallied Against JEA’s Continued Use of Coal and High Rate Hikes Jacksonville, Florida — Today, local advocacy and climate groups delivered costly, polluting coal back to Jacksonville Electric Authority (JEA) Headquarters just in time for the holidays. Sierra Club Florida, CLEO Institute, NAACP, St. John’s Riverkeepers, and other groups dropped … [continued] The post Coal […]

PV5 Cargo named multiple ‘Van of the Year’ titles by Electrifying.com, Parkers and News UK Comprehensive wins across technological innovation, safety, design, family usability and long-distance capability underscore Kia PBV’s strength in the global LCV market Awards validate Kia’s customer-driven PBV strategy, backed by modular design, practical engineering and the brand’s … [continued] The post Kia […]

Well … not here, but in China. The Ora 5, a small “SUV,” is the first new model from GWM’s Ora sub-brand in more than two years. And it was worth the wait. It seems certain the Ora 5 is going to be a competitive, high selling EV. The model … [continued] The post $13,034 […]

The Liverpool City Region decision to convert its hydrogen bus fleet to battery electric operation was presented publicly as a response to changing market conditions. For observers who have followed hydrogen transport projects for more than a few years, it read less like a surprise and more like another entry … [continued] The post When […]

The US has weakened its exhaust emissions standards and the EU has abandoned its ZEV mandate by 2035 policy. What happens next? The post EVs 2025 — It Was The Best Of Times, It Was The Worst Of Times appeared first on CleanTechnica.

UK Tories will scrap millions of pounds of taxpayer-funded EV subsidies if they win the next election and end the ban on gas-powered vehicles.

Hardline Republicans say the bipartisan SPEED Act could undermine Trump’s ability to block offshore wind projects.