Namibia has the highest overall global PV output potential, according to the World Bank's ranking, with an nationwide average PVOUT measurement of 5.38 kWh/kWp/day. Read More

Electric vehicles in Malaysia are set to see significant growth in terms of market share, according to Malaysia Automotive, Robotics and IoT Institute (MARii) chief executive Azrul Reza Aziz.Speaking to paultan.org today, the CEO of the agency under the ministry of investment, trade and industry (pr Read More

Solar Energy is part of Renewable Energy and includes a number of sub-sectors such as Concentrated Solar Power, Solar Heating, Photovoltaics and Integrated Solar Combined Cycle. You may also be interested in Geothermal Energy, Wind Power and Hydropower.Solar energy capacity in Europe is expected to Read More

The world is facing an energy crisis. The supply of conventional resources such as coal, oil, and gas has become unpredictable due to rising geopolitical tensions. But the power demand refuses to abate.It is unsurprising then, that countries are scrambling to build their renewable energy capacity.On Read More

Solar is on the fast track. In 2022, the world installed 239 GW of new solar, finally surpassing the TW-scale. That’s 45% more solar power capacity than the year before. The positive market developments in the first months of 2023 promise another solar boom year, expected to result in 341 GW of newl Read More

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The grid collapse can be attributed to the following major factors:1.low water levels at the hydropower plants, low gas supply at the gas power plants and fire at the largest power generating station2.load rejection and inability of the transmission companies to wheel electricity from generators to Read More

Top 5 Solar Companies in Pakistan1.Reon Energy.Beacon Energy.PAK Solar.Pantera Energy.Premier Energy. Read More

Nigeria's Current 4,000mw of Electricity Not Enough for Lagos Alone, Say Energy Economists. The current 4,000mw of electricity generated and distributed to Nigerians daily remain one of the least in the world and can even barely power Lagos alone, the Nigerian Association for Energy Economics (NAEE) Read More