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A nine-market study finds only about 3% of data centre capacity can shift at peak, while behind-the-meter plant cuts far more.

Ember: on-site generation gives data centres five times the grid relief...

The Chinese cell maker's first overseas base targets Southeast Asia and the Middle East and lifts group capacity to 51.5 GW.

Yingfa Ruineng opens a 7.5 GW TOPCon cell plant in Indonesia

Mercom counts 170 deals against 127 a year earlier, with debt up 61% while venture capital fell 31%.

Global solar corporate funding climbs 45% to $25.1 billion in nine...

A five-cabinet C&I configuration showed no fire spread to adjacent units and no thermal runaway in a mid-August test.

POWEROAD battery cabinets pass UL 9540A and CSA C800 fire tests

The inverter maker guided to $245-275 million for the current quarter after a tariff benefit lifted gross margin to 33.2%.

SolarEdge revenue falls 4% to $326.1 million as fourth-quarter guidance drops

Four supply options will be compared for special economic zones, with solar offers of $0.22-0.24/kWh under scrutiny.

Congo studies solar-plus-storage pricing for its industrial zones

The energy ministry and MERA have opened exports to the national grid, but nationwide rollout and payment terms remain undefined.

Malawi launches net metering with a 3.9 MW pilot for 34...

The Danish TSO is consulting on two products that trade curtailment risk for exemption from the full-access connection fee.

Energinet offers capped grid connections to shorten Denmark’s waiting list

Solar and onshore wind bid on November 9-10 in two capacity brackets, after PV took 178 of 181 winning bids in 2025.

Poland opens 2026 renewables auction with a PLN 24.9 billion budget

The energy ministry says solar remains a priority, with 8.4 GW of new renewables and about 1.8 GW of PV targeted by 2035.

Kazakhstan counts 900 MW of large-scale solar in its project pipeline

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