El Niño has officially developed, with a 63% chance of becoming very strong by early 2027, likely bringing wetter conditions to California.
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One-year outdoor testing reveals degradation paths in perovskite tandem solar cells
A year-long outdoor study shows significant efficiency decline in perovskite/perovskite/silicon tandem solar cells, driven by interface and encapsulation failures.
AI The Truly Environmentally Friendly Way
A new AI system powered by a hand crank aims to reduce environmental impact, showcasing a low-power alternative to traditional data center AI.
Solar module cooling tech based on perforated fins
Researchers in Algeria have simulated perforated hexagonal-fin heat sinks that can reduce PV cell temperatures by up to 20.9%, improving efficiency.
Help to see grid export and import and consumption data
A new feature now allows users to see detailed data on grid import, export, and consumption, enhancing transparency and energy management.
Study finds tandem PV has 30% lower environmental impact than crystalline silicon
Research shows perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells outperform silicon in environmental impact, but require long lifetimes and stability improvements.
Growatt System 17kwh per day
A Growatt solar system reportedly produces up to 17kWh per day, highlighting advancements in residential solar efficiency. Details are still emerging.
UNSW research solves critical electrolyzer bottleneck in green hydrogen production
UNSW researchers used 3D imaging to address hydrogen bubble trapping in electrolyzers, boosting green hydrogen production potential.
India floats tenders for 1.2 GW of renewable energy projects with storage to ensure reliable peak power supply
India’s SECI has issued a tender for 1.2 GW of renewable energy projects with integrated storage, aiming to provide dispatchable power during peak demand.
Possible tornado damages structures in Riley County
Riley County emergency officials report damage to structures after a suspected tornado event on June 4, with assessments ongoing.