Uzbekistan added 509.7 MW of PV capacity under its Solar House net metering scheme in the first eight months of 2026. The post Uzbekistan has now 2.5 GW of solar under net metering appeared first on pv magazine Global .
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Uzbekistan added 509.7 MW of PV capacity under its Solar House net metering scheme in the first eight months of 2026.
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The space economy could be worth as much at $2 trillion by 2040 – according to a recent report by professional services provider PwC. The cisLunar orbit, between the earth and the moon, is particularly promising. But all of it requires power and, as it has for decades, that means PV – and both the technology and supplier landscape for orbital solar is diversifying. Eternal Sun | WAVELABS‘ Pepijn Veling reports from a series of events the company has attended across the country, on what is a fast-evolving technology and business landscape. The post The race for space solar appeared first on pv magazine Global .
Pursuing "space superiority" and critical supply chain risk mitigation, the DOE is providing grants seven to eleven research projects to advance space solar cell technologies, from III-V cells to standard terrestrial silicon and perovskites. The post U.S. DOE seeks ‘mass, radiation tolerance, and durability’ in space solar cell manufacturing appeared first on pv magazine Global .
Volta Foundation’s July 2026 report ‘Where Batteries Can Win in Data Center Applications’ shows the two areas where battery energy storage systems (BESS) are winning, four where it is competing and two areas where it’s losing out to other technologies in the data center market. The post How competitive is BESS for data centers, really? appeared first on pv magazine Global .
As the dust settles from the Aug. 6 announcement of tariffs and minimum import prices on polysilicon and its derivatives, Jesse Pichel and Lev Seleznov of Roth Capital Partners explain the impact the long-awaited decision is expected to have on US module pricing and what it might mean for investment in US manufacturing. The post Section 232 and US module prices appeared first on pv magazine Global .
Latvenergo is folding solar and battery assets into a broader wind-acquisition drive as part of its push to diversify Baltic power generation and strengthen regional energy security. The post Latvenergo expands Baltic battery storage, solar push alongside wind deals appeared first on pv magazine Global .