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Solar Energy Innovation Indonesia: BCI Leading Breakthroughs at Solartech Indonesia 2025

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Summary: BCI drives solar energy innovation in Indonesia with advanced solar tech and energy storage solutions showcased at Solartech Indonesia 2025. PT BINTAN CELLULAR INDONESIA (BCI) made a remarkable impact at Solartech Indonesia 2025, held from April 23 to 25 in Jakarta. As a top solar cell manufacturer, BCI unveiled cutting-edge solar technology that attracted […]

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University of Queensland Develops Record-Breaking Eco-Friendly Solar Cell

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Summary: UQ achieves a world record 16.65% efficiency with Tin Halide perovskite solar cells, advancing sustainable and eco-friendly solar technology. The University of Queensland (UQ) has achieved a certified world record efficiency of 16.65% using Tin Halide perovskite (THP) solar cells, marking a significant breakthrough in sustainable energy technology. Record Setting Efficiency with Tin-Based Technology

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METLEN and Glenfarne Team Up on 588 MW Solar and 1,610 MWh Battery Storage Deal in Chile

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Summary: METLEN Energy & Metals and Glenfarne Asset Company have agreed on a major renewable energy asset transfer in Chile involving 588 MW solar and 1,610 MWh battery storage, advancing Chile’s clean energy transition. METLEN Energy & Metals and Glenfarne Asset Company have entered a significant agreement to transfer a portfolio of solar and battery

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Financial Benefits Drive U.S. Interest in Rooftop and Community Solar Adoption

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Summary: A new study reveals financial incentives, more than environmental concerns, primarily motivate U.S. adults to adopt rooftop and community solar power. A new study from Ohio State University reveals that financial incentives—such as lower utility bills and protection from rising electricity rates—are the primary motivators for U.S. adults considering solar energy. Practical benefits outweigh

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