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WorldOne Energies Boosts India’s Solar Manufacturing with High-Speed 1.2 GW Module Line

WorldOne Energies Commissions 1.2 GW Solar Module Manufacturing Line Nagpur, India – WorldOne Energies Pvt. Ltd. has successfully commissioned a high-speed 1.2 GW solar module manufacturing line, marking a significant leap in India’s renewable manufacturing capabilities. The facility is designed to produce N-type TOPCon Mono-Bifacial Supreme Series modules, ranging from 525 Wp to 650 Wp. […]

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Beyond CATF’s Biased Analysis: Why Firm Power Isn’t The Full Answer

CATF recently published a report entitled Beyond LCOE: A Systems-Oriented Perspective for Evaluating Electricity Decarbonization Pathways advocating for a shift in how we evaluate energy technologies. At face value, their core criticism, that Levelized Cost of Electricity (LCOE) alone does not capture the full economic complexity of integrating intermittent renewable … [continued] The post Beyond […]

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Solar Installations Make Good Neighbors

The latest solar power research indicates that the majority of people who live near solar farms are generally comfortable with them. The post Solar Installations Make Good Neighbors appeared first on CleanTechnica. Share this… Facebook Twitter Linkedin

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It’s Official: Fossil Fuels Love Energy Storage, Too

The leading US energy provider Ameren indicates that the energy storage movement has broad economic and political clout beyond wind and solar. The post It’s Official: Fossil Fuels Love Energy Storage, Too appeared first on CleanTechnica. Share this… Facebook Twitter Linkedin

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Where’s The Beef In Trump’s Tariff TACO Negotiations?

Europe’s method of raising cattle results in varied and delicious cuts that consumers prize. Hormone-free, grass-fed beef seems both the epitome of taste and the norm, due to strict European Union food regulations. A US-Europe trade war over beef hasn’t made much news, but it should. The Trump administration wants … [continued] The post Where’s […]

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Climate Communication Reimagined: Appealing Across Moral Foundations

Recently, while deeply engaged in energy transition scenario planning with TenneT for the Netherlands’ decarbonization by 2050, I found myself considering again the lessons of Jonathan Haidt’s 2012 book, The Righteous Mind, a book I recently read for the first time. Haidt’s insights into the moral foundations that underpin human … [continued] The post Climate […]

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