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CERC pushes Developers to settle Change in law issues with SECI directly, not in court

In two recent judgements, the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) rejected projects developers’ plea to intervene in the cases of claims arising out of Change in Law (CIL) events before the petitioners had attempted to mutually settle the matter with the parties involved in their respecting Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), i.e. the Solar Energy Corporation of […]

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Powin Signs Up for 5.8 GWh of storage across US, Taiwan

Powin Energy, a global leader in the design and manufacture of scalable battery energy storage solutions, has announced that it has signed framework agreements with four developers to purchase 5,800 megawatt-hours (MWh) of battery energy storage systems to be allocated across multiple projects in the United States and Taiwan. The energy storage systems will be […]

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How to Quickly and Effectively Determine “ground fault”

Background In PV systems, ground faults are a relatively common type of fault, but the damage to the inverter equipment is also more serious. Therefore, it is necessary to eliminate the fault in time to restore the system to operational state. This Solis seminar will share with you the causes and troubleshooting methods of PV […]

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Senior Reliability Test Automation Engineer

We are seeking a Senior Automation Engineer with a solid background in Python programming along with experience in working with power conversion HW, to join our world class Quality team.  The primary task is to develop and maintain automated test software for our products.  Automation is key to the success of our compliance and reliability […]

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European Scientists Set Nuclear Fusion Energy Record

European scientists on Wednesday announced fresh progress in the drive to make nuclear fusion a practical, safe and clean energy source, saying an experiment at a site in England set a record for the amount of fusion energy produced, more than doubling the previous mark. Researchers said they achieved 59 megajoules of sustained fusion energy […]

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India’s RE Capacity Addition Rose by ~80% in Q3 FY22: CEEW-CEF

New capacity addition of non-hydro renewable energy increased to 3.4GW during the third quarter of FY22, compared to just 1.9GW installed in the same period last year, according to the latest edition of the CEEW Centre for Energy Finance (CEEW-CEF) Market Handbook. This is nearly an 80% rise in new renewable energy (RE) capacity addition […]

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Australian Renewables Spree Meets Farmers’ Resistance

Australian farmers are battling the ongoing renewable power expansion projects of the country as they say that the projects are ill-conceived and could upend their livelihood and also the ecology. The cultivators in the key farm states like Victoria and New South Wales are wary about the factors of production – linked to their farms […]

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Toyota’s New e-SUV Comes Equipped with Toshiba’s LTO Battery Tech

The Toyota bZ4X has made its European debut as a production-ready vehicle and will hit European roads in 2022. A battery electric compact crossover SUV, Toyota’s new e-car equips itself with a 20Ah-HP SCiB li-ion battery, which uses Lithium titanium oxide (LTO) chemistry and is produced by Japanese brand Toshiba. Toshiba’s battery comes with an extended care […]

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Norway to Launch 1.5 GW Offshore Wind Tender in Late 2022

Norway will launch its first tender for offshore wind turbines in the southern North Sea later this year. The government has confirmed that the project will be bottom-fixed to develop 1.5 GW of electricity meant to power the Norwegian mainland. The growth of Norway’s offshore wind industry would enable the country to transition from oil […]

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