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In 2025, an estimated 36,640 traffic fatalities were reported in the US. Let’s dig deeper into auto safety over the years and going forward. History of seatbelts for safety The first patent for a seatbelt was filed by Edward J. Claghorn in 1885, designed specifically for horse-drawn carriages. Nash was ... [continued] The post Tesla Claims Its Full Self Driving
Waymo has published another update on the safety benefits of its robotaxi service. The company says it has now logged more than 300 human lifetimes of driving, and that the safety benefits are clear already. Across Waymo’s 270 million miles of fully autonomous driving, the company says that injuries to ... [continued] The post Waymo — Nearly 1,000 Avoided Injuries
Growatt is following Sungrow in raising inverter and storage system prices, with increases of 5% to 10% being planned from Oct. 8. The post Chinese PV Industry Brief: Growatt raises inverter, battery prices by up to 10% appeared first on pv magazine Global.
Austrian agrivoltaics provider EWS has reported a 14% increase in winter wheat yield at its Sonnenfeld research site in Bruck an der Leitha compared with a control area without PV modules. The company attributes the result partly to shading and changes in the microclimate beneath its tracking PV arrays. The post EWS reports 14% higher winter wheat yield at Austrian
South Korean researchers have recovered high-purity silver from end-of-life silicon solar panels and used it to produce electrocatalysts for converting carbon dioxide into carbon monoxide. The recycled-silver electrode sustained CO production for more than 600 hours, with its rough surface helping to prevent electrolyzer flooding. The post Solar panel waste silver turned into catalyst for carbon monoxide production appeared first
At Solar & Storage Live UK 2026, Women in Solar+ Europe (WiSEu) explored the leadership behaviours that help diverse teams contribute, challenge ideas and drive innovation. A Solar+ Leaders panel extended the conversation to the trust and responsibility needed to deliver lasting impact. The post Inclusive leadership: turning diverse perspectives into innovation and impact appeared first on pv magazine Global.
Vanwege de netcongestie en de wereldwijd toenemende vraag naar elektriciteit moet het hoogspanningsnet versneld worden uitgebreid. Mede daarom vliegt beheerder...
In other news, African green hydrogen projects secure new funding and Mauritania advances the Aman project. Moreover, Ansaldo Green Tech is expands electrolyzer manufacturing, as Toyota, Iveco and Hyster advances hydrogen-powered heavy-duty transport. The post The Hydrogen Stream: Germany, Austria and Luxembourg launch €2.12 billion program for sustainable aviation fuel appeared first on pv magazine Global.
As of June 2026, India’s cumulative solar module manufacturing capacity stood at 261.7 GW, while cell manufacturing capacity reached 36.6 GW. The post India adds 50.6 GW of solar module and 9.7 GW of cell manufacturing capacity in 1H appeared first on pv magazine Global.
In a new weekly update for pv magazine, Solcast, a DNV company, reports that northwestern and southern India and Pakistan recorded above-average solar irradiance during the 2026 summer monsoon, benefiting major PV-producing regions, while tropical depressions drove irradiance sharply below average across eastern and central India. Favorable solar conditions helped support Indian PV generation and electricity exports to Nepal after
In a new weekly update for pv magazine, OPIS, a Dow Jones company, provides a quick look at the main price trends in the global PV industry. The post China and U.S. module prices hold ahead of Golden Week and Section 232 price floors appeared first on pv magazine Global.
Union Pacific is the latest railroad to test diesel-alternative power in one of the busiest U.S. rail hubs. The post Union Pacific begins battery-electric locomotive testing in Southern California appeared first on FreightWaves.
Pumped hydroelectric energy storage is advancing in Spain, with 11 projects backed by €265 million in public subsidies from a government program. The post Spain awards €265 million for 49.9 GWh of pumped hydro storage appeared first on pv magazine Global.
German solar developer Südwerk has integrated roe deer passages into the perimeter fencing of its 20 MW Memmelsdorf solar park in Bavaria to preserve existing wildlife corridors. The company plans to consider similar measures in future projects following the experience gained at the site. The post German developer tests roe deer passages at solar park appeared first on pv magazine
Wood Mackenzie’s latest report says the need to replace ageing infrastructure will bring a more than 60% increase in equipment sales in 2050 when compared to today's levels. The post Decommissioning to drive 23% of solar buildout in the 2040s, says Wood Mackenzie appeared first on pv magazine Global.
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Denmark has approved a three-year research project to test three floating PV technologies totaling around 115 kW in Roskilde Fjord. The project will assess their technical performance, environmental impact and economic viability under Danish marine conditions. The post Denmark takes first steps toward marine floating PV appeared first on pv magazine Global.
A few weeks ago, CleanTechnica published my Clean Energy Evangelist Report Card. However, 1) I left some things out which I will add here and in a future article. 2) Please see some suggestions on how YOU can be a Clean Energy Evangelist. If you are going to be a ... [continued] The post How to Become Clean Energy Evangelist
Latin America’s small champion keeps making headlines and surpassing even the most optimistic expectations. Uruguay’s EV adoption has diverged from the region and reached a level that many of us would’ve though irrationally optimist only two years ago. Amidst a booming vehicle market, Uruguay EV sales have exploded through 2026, ... [continued] The post Uruguay EV Sales Report: Sales Soar
MONTREAL, Canada — Taiga, a pioneering manufacturer of electric off-road vehicles and watercraft, today announced a major update to its vehicle operating system. The new software introduces a suite of advanced features, including inbuilt mapping and industry-first geofencing technology designed to radically improve rider safety and how vehicles access waterways ... [continued] The post Taiga Launches OS-5 Software, Bringing Industry-First
Salt Lake City — Today, the Utah Division of Air Quality (UDAQ) held a public hearing on a revision to its regional haze plan that continues to fail to reduce pollution from Utah’s worst coal offenders. In the hearing, advocates called on the agency to retain the requirement in its ... [continued] The post Utah Advocates Call for Air Agency
LOS ANGELES — Today, LA Metro approved the purchase of 220 battery-electric buses, one of the largest electric transit bus purchases in the country and a major step towards Metro accelerating implementation of its zero-emission bus commitment to 100% electric buses. The 220-bus purchase will more than double the number ... [continued] The post LA Metro Secures 220 New Battery-Electric
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