The CEPSI 2025 Exhibition at the Asia Clean Energy Summit showcased the Maxus eTerron 9 electric pickup truck and advanced charging installation, focusing on vehicle-to-load (V2L) technology. The eTerron 9 serves as a case study in distributed energy resources, with a 102.2 kWh battery pack capable of grid support applications. SP Group demonstrated the charging infrastructure with bidirectional power flow capabilities, offering up to 6.6 kW of external power output for various applications. The exhibition highlighted the potential of electric vehicles as grid-connected energy assets, addressing decentralized power systems and energy resilience discussions at CEPSI 2025.
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Major Battery Tech Event To Be Held In Spain
Battery Tech Europe is a new event at Fira de Barcelona focusing on the next generation of emerging battery applications and showcasing European innovation in battery technology. The conference will bring together thousands of energy professionals, engineers, entrepreneurs, and investors to discuss pathways for solving challenges in the sector and accelerating the transition to a more sustainable energy model. With a focus on grid-scale storage, aerospace technologies, maritime electrification, and other key sectors beyond electric vehicles, the event aims to prioritize European innovation and energy independence. Featuring 5,000 battery professionals, 150 exhibitors, and 100+ expert speakers, the conference will facilitate knowledge transfer of the latest innovations and development policies in the battery technology sector, highlighting advancements in sustainability and technology.
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TSEC unveils typhoon resistant glass-glass solar modules
TSEC unveiled new typhoon-resistant solar modules, Quantum and Alpha Pro, at the Energy Taiwan trade show with wind resistance ratings of 17 and 14 on the Beaufort scale, respectively. Efficiency ratings for the monocrystalline modules range from 21.5% to 23.2%, designed to withstand extreme weather conditions and corrosion. The company's goal is to combat the damage inflicted by Typhoon Dana on solar panels in Taiwan, offering climate solutions experts innovative technology to address the challenges of climate change.
https://www.pv-magazine.com/2025/11/03/tsec-unveils-typhoon-resistant-glass-glass-solar-modules/
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We can have growth while fighting climate change
Hannah Ritchie, a data scientist at the University of Oxford, offers encouraging answers to climate questions in her book "Clearing the Air." She believes the world is decarbonizing faster than most realize, with the real bottleneck being belief in progress. Ritchie discusses the dueling climate narratives of denial vs. despair, individual choices vs. systemic change, and shifting politics of clean energy. She highlights objective trends like the collapse in costs of solar, wind, and batteries, and the increasing deployment of clean technologies. Ritchie's views on climate change shifted from doom to optimism as she observed long-term data and technological advancements. The section emphasizes the importance of making choices now that will benefit future generations in terms of climate change, stressing the need to use current resources and tools to create a safer, cleaner, and fairer world for future generations. The author sees the optimistic story of climate solutions as an opportunity that requires action and effort to become a reality.
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This is Northern Europe’s up-and-coming markets for offshore wind investment
The article delves into Europe's northern offshore wind markets, from Ireland to the Baltic States, as a crucial area for offshore wind development. It explores the potential for growth in offshore wind energy production in these countries, emphasizing their significance in the transition to renewable energy and the fight against climate change. This region's focus on offshore wind highlights a key solution for reducing carbon emissions and advancing sustainable energy practices in Europe.
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These are Northern Europe’s up-and-coming markets for offshore wind investment
The article delves into Europe's northern offshore wind markets, from Ireland to Scandinavia and the Baltic States, emphasizing the increasing significance of offshore wind energy in these regions. It explores the potential for further growth and expansion of offshore wind projects in these areas, offering insights into the current status and future prospects of offshore wind energy in Europe's northern fringe.
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Man behind Australia’s most powerful battery named one of Time’s climate titans, with Pope and King Charles
Nick Cater, CEO of Akaysha Energy, has been named one of Time Magazine's Climate100 for his role in building the Waratah Super Battery, the most powerful battery in Australia. The battery is acting as a "shock absorber" to help fill gaps created by coal closures. Carter emphasizes the importance of bipartisan support for climate solutions and advocates for a global carbon platform and market. Akaysha is involved in building several battery projects in Queensland, New South Wales, and Victoria to address energy storage challenges and contribute to resolving climate issues. Supporting independent media like Renew Economy can help promote accurate information on climate solutions.
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Victoria fast-tracks approval of major solar battery hybrid project, and new big battery in Latrobe Valley
The Victoria government has approved two major renewable energy projects, including a large solar-battery hybrid and an expansion of an existing battery in the state's coal heartland. The Meadow Creek solar farm will combine a 332 MW solar facility with a 250 MW, 1,000 MWh battery, while the Tramway Roads battery will be a 300 MW, 1,200 MWh project owned by Eku Energy. These projects are part of Victoria's push towards reaching 95% renewables by 2035, with a focus on solar battery hybrids to address cost increases and planning issues facing wind energy projects. The Meadow Creek project has faced community concerns but has addressed issues such as fire risk, water management, and visual impact through consultations with stakeholders. Giles Parkinson, founder and editor-in-chief of Renew Economy and The Driven, provides the latest clean energy news through their free daily newsletter.
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First Solar Expands Its CdTe Solar Cell Footprint In The US
First Solar, a US firm, is expanding its operations to meet the demand for its CdTe solar cell technology, which has advantages in manufacturing costs and durability, leading to an increase in its share of the US utility-scale solar market. The US Department of Energy is promoting CdTe technology as a sustainable and economical form of photovoltaic technology, with a focus on efficiency, durability, and cost-effectiveness. Additionally, a research team at New York University developed a method to prevent damage to solar cells during manufacturing, increasing their electrical output by 13% and overall power generation. With supportive federal policies, the US solar industry could further benefit from advancements in CdTe technology, making solar energy the least expensive and fastest way to add power generation capacity to the nation's grid.
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Bogotá advances towards sustainable and equitable mobility with international support
Bogotá, Colombia has emerged as a global climate leader through its implementation of sustainable mobility, clean energy, and urban planning initiatives under the Urban Climate Action Programme (UCAP) Climate Action Implementation (CAI) Programme. The city's achievements include the Public Pedestrian Policy, urban energy governance model, and La Rolita electric transport system with a focus on gender equity, all contributing to its goal of carbon neutrality by 2050. By aligning public policy, financing, gender focus, and technical capacity, Bogotá has positioned itself as a regional leader in climate and social innovation in Latin America. The city's commitment to reducing emissions, strengthening capacities, and building a more sustainable and inclusive urban future serves as a milestone in equitable, sustainable mobility and inclusive climate action. International cooperation and high-impact projects are emphasized as key components in promoting a sustainable and equitable future for Bogotá's residents.