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- 1Brandon McNulty wins UCI Road World Championships with solo attack●UCI Road World Championships 2026: Brandon McNulty pulls off "miraculous" solo win, avenging Tokyo 2020 road race heartbreak
American cyclist Brandon McNulty has won the UCI Road World Championships road race with a solo breakaway, a victory described as "miraculous." The result is being framed as redemption for McNulty, who suffered a heartbreaking near-miss in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic road race, where he was caught late in the race after a long breakaway.
- 2California studies solar panels over irrigation canals●What California is learning from solar panels built over irrigation canals
California is testing and studying solar panels installed over irrigation canals, an approach that generates renewable energy while shading water and reducing evaporation. Projects in the state are offering lessons on how much power the canopies can produce and how the shading affects water conservation, as officials weigh wider deployment of canal-top solar across California's extensive water delivery network.
- 3Solar and wind cut Europe's electricity costs by 25%●»‘Decoupling from fossil fuel shocks’: Europe’s electricity made 25% cheaper thanks to # solar and # wind […] An analysi
An analysis by SolarPower Europe has found that solar and wind generation made Europe's electricity 25% cheaper and saved the continent more than €100 million per day by reducing reliance on fossil fuels. The report frames the shift as 'decoupling from fossil fuel shocks', arguing renewables are now delivering measurable savings for consumers and energy systems across Europe.
- 4Solar and wind hit record 80% of Australia's power demand●"Solar and wind generation meet record 80% of power demand on Australia’s national grid" # Australia # Energy # Renewabl
Renewable sources — solar and wind — met a record 80% of electricity demand on Australia's national grid, a new milestone for the country's energy transition. The figure highlights how quickly renewables are displacing coal and gas in Australia's power mix, and it is being shared widely among energy and climate observers as evidence the transition is accelerating.
- 5EV Sales Soar 52% in Europe as Fuel Prices Hit Records●EV Sales Are Booming in Europe with Gasoline at $10 a Gallon
Electric car sales in Europe have surged 52%, according to Bloomberg, as gasoline prices reach the equivalent of $10 a gallon. The jump suggests high fuel costs are pushing drivers to switch to electric vehicles faster than expected. Commenters are debating whether record pump prices, rather than subsidies or technology, are now the main driver of Europe's EV boom.
- 6Why India's solar manufacturing is a big success story●Why India’s solar manufacturing is a big success story
Reports highlight India's rapid rise in solar manufacturing, crediting domestic production policies for building a homegrown industry capable of supplying solar panels at scale. India has become one of the world's fastest-growing solar manufacturing hubs, reducing reliance on imported Chinese modules while creating jobs and supporting its clean energy targets. Commentators point to it as a model for how emerging economies can industrialise around renewables.
- 7Solar System's First Planets Were Made of Fire, Not Ice●The Solar System’s First Planets Were Made of Fire, Not Ice
A new report claims the solar system's first planets were worlds of fire rather than ice, challenging the long-held picture of the earliest planetary bodies forming in cold, icy conditions far from the sun. The suggestion points to a hotter, more violent beginning for planet formation than scientists have typically assumed, and it is drawing attention from space enthusiasts and researchers questioning how the planets we know today first came together.
- 8Japan turns abandoned golf courses into solar farms●Japan has no space for solar farms apart from old golf courses
Japan is developing solar farms on former golf courses because the country has little open land available for large-scale renewable energy projects. As golf's popularity declines, closed courses offer large, already-cleared plots suited for solar panels. The approach highlights the challenge of expanding renewable energy in a densely populated country with limited flat, unused space.
- 9Scientists Turn Plastic Into Hydrogen Fuel Using Solar Power●Scientists Just Used Solar Panels To Convert Plastic Into Hydrogen Fuel — Here's How
Researchers have developed a process that uses solar panels to convert plastic waste into hydrogen fuel, according to new reporting. The method could offer a dual benefit: tackling mounting plastic pollution while producing a cleaner energy source. Details of how the technology works remain limited, but the news is drawing attention for its potential implications for both waste management and the hydrogen economy.
- 10Judge orders Trump administration to restore $7 billion Solar for All program●Rhode Island federal judge orders revival of $7 billion Solar for All program canceled by Trump administr
A federal judge in Rhode Island has ordered the revival of the $7 billion Solar for All program, which the Trump administration had canceled. The program funded solar energy projects aimed at low-income and disadvantaged communities across the United States. The ruling means the administration must restart the program while related legal challenges over the cancellation move forward.
- 11Farmers pair crops and sheep with solar panels●Why some farmers are pairing crops and grazing sheep with solar panels
Farmers are increasingly combining solar panels with agriculture, using the land beneath and around panels to grow crops or graze sheep. The approach, known as agrivoltaics, lets landowners earn income from both energy and food production while shading plants and livestock from harsh sun. Coverage highlights growing interest as farmers seek to diversify revenue and solar developers seek community-friendly land use.
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Solar power is increasingly being deployed in confined and unconventional spaces as land availability tightens. According to CleanTechnica, developers are fitting panels onto rooftops, car parks, agrivoltaic farmland and other tight corners to keep projects viable amid competition for space. The trend reflects a broader challenge for the energy transition: securing suitable land for large-scale renewables while meeting rising electricity demand.
- 13Solar, Wind, Battery Storage, And Politics — It's Complicated●Solar, Wind, Battery Storage, And Politics — It’s Complicated
An analysis piece argues that the shift to solar power, wind energy, and battery storage cannot be separated from politics, examining how policy decisions, regulation, and partisan divides shape the pace of the clean energy transition. It highlights the tensions between technological progress and the political obstacles that determine whether renewables are deployed at scale.
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Investors are watching whether a political 'blue wave' could boost renewable energy and power stocks. Commentary suggests solar, energy storage systems (ESS), and power equipment companies stand to gain if election outcomes shift policy toward stronger support for clean energy, grid investment, and related infrastructure spending.
- 15Texas solar farm pairs sheep grazing with millions in tax revenue●Texas solar farm combines sheep grazing with millions in local tax revenue
A Texas solar farm is running sheep grazing alongside its panels while generating millions of dollars in local tax revenue. The dual-use model, often called solar grazing, lets farmers keep livestock on solar sites while the land also produces electricity and tax income for the county. Supporters say it shows renewable energy projects can coexist with agriculture and deliver direct financial benefits to rural communities.
- 16Georgia Power wins approval for 1,137 MW of new solar deals●Georgia Power receives approval for 1,137 MW of new solar power purchase agreements through CARES program
Georgia Power has received regulatory approval for 1,137 MW of new solar power purchase agreements through the CARES program. The decision adds a significant amount of solar capacity to the utility's energy mix and supports renewable expansion in Georgia. The move is being noted as a step forward for clean energy procurement in the state.
- 17Renewable Properties Buys 71.8 MW Solar Portfolio in Pennsylvania●Renewable Properties Acquires 71.8 MW PJM Solar Portfolio in Pennsylvania
Renewable Properties has acquired a 71.8 MW solar portfolio in Pennsylvania located within the PJM grid region. The deal adds utility-scale renewable capacity to the company's growing portfolio and supports solar expansion in a key eastern US electricity market. Details on sellers, project timelines, and offtake arrangements have not been disclosed.
- 18Intersolar Mexico reports strong visitor growth at close●Intersolar Mexico closes with remarkable visitor growth
Intersolar Mexico has closed its latest edition with a notable increase in visitor numbers, according to PV Tech. The trade fair for solar energy, held in Mexico, saw attendance grow markedly compared with previous editions. The result points to strengthening interest in Mexico's solar sector, with industry players and observers highlighting the event's momentum amid the region's ongoing energy transition.
- 19Farming and solar energy projects show promise in Arkansas●Promise seen in mixing farming, solar energy production projects
Combining agriculture with solar energy production is drawing interest as a way to use land for both crops, livestock and power generation. In Arkansas, observers see promise in these dual-use projects, though details on specific farms, timelines or scale remain limited in early coverage of the idea.
- 20Q ENERGY Opens 11 MWp Solar Farm in France's Marne●Q ENERGY Inaugurates 11 MWp Solar Farm in France's Marne Department
Renewable energy developer Q ENERGY has inaugurated an 11 MWp solar farm in the Marne department in northeastern France. The facility adds new photovoltaic capacity to the region's energy mix and marks another step in France's push to expand solar power. Industry outlets reported the opening as part of ongoing solar development activity across the country.
- 21Irish solar farm dig reveals medieval settlement beneath farmland●Irish solar project archaeology uncovers medieval settlement and iron-working site beneath farmland
Archaeological work carried out ahead of a solar energy development in Ireland has uncovered the remains of a medieval settlement and an iron-working site buried beneath farmland. The finds show how renewable energy construction is doubling as a source of significant historical discovery, revealing everyday medieval life and early metal production on land long considered ordinary agricultural ground.
- 22UK solar buyer quoted £400 for bird protection only after asking●UK solar buyer told bird protection isn't discussed unless asked, then quoted £400
A UK customer looking to install solar panels was told that bird protection for the panels is not discussed unless the buyer specifically asks about it, and was then quoted £400 to add it. The case has drawn attention to how solar installers handle add-on costs and whether key protections for wildlife under panels should be standard practice.
- 23Suntech showcases solar and storage products at UK trade show●Suntech highlights PV and energy Storage at Solar & Storage Live UK
Suntech presented its photovoltaic modules and energy storage solutions at Solar & Storage Live UK, one of Britain's main renewable energy trade events. The company's focus on combined solar-plus-storage offerings reflects growing demand in the UK market, where installers and developers are increasingly pairing panels with batteries as grid connection costs rise and households seek energy independence.
- 24KSTAR showcases energy storage products at Solar & Storage Live UK●KSTAR deepens UK footprint with showcase at Solar & Storage Live UK
Chinese inverter and energy storage manufacturer KSTAR presented its products at Solar & Storage Live UK, an event it describes as a step in expanding its presence in the British market. The company is positioning itself among suppliers targeting the UK's growing solar and battery storage sector as demand for grid-scale and commercial installations rises.
- 25Victoria Powerwall owner says exports blocked without joining VPP●Victoria Powerwall owner says installer blocked 'solar and battery' exports without a VPP
A Tesla Powerwall owner in Victoria, Australia says their installer blocked their solar and battery exports to the grid unless they enrolled in a virtual power plant program. The claim highlights growing friction between homeowners and installers over VPP requirements, which allow operators to draw on stored household energy. Australian solar households are closely watching the dispute as battery uptake rises.
- 26'Sunshine City' maps out its solar energy future●'Sunshine City' mapping out its solar energy future
Orillia, Ontario, nicknamed the 'Sunshine City', is developing plans to expand its use of solar energy. The city is mapping out a strategy for its solar future, a move that aligns with broader municipal efforts to cut emissions and grow renewable power. Local coverage highlights the initiative, though details of the plan and its timeline remain limited.
- 27UK homeowner seeks solar panels that work in winter clouds●UK owner wanted solar panels designed for winter clouds, but off-gridders advised sizing up
A UK solar panel owner wanted panels specifically designed to perform under the country's frequent overcast winter skies. Off-grid users advised that rather than hunting for specialised cloudy-weather panels, the better approach is to oversize the system, since all panels lose output in low light and extra capacity compensates for seasonal shortfalls.
- 28CPS Energy relaunches community solar program in San Antonio●CPS Energy's community solar program is back. Here's how it works.
CPS Energy has brought back its community solar program, allowing San Antonio residents to subscribe to solar energy without installing panels on their own homes. The San Antonio Express-News explains how the program works, including how customers can sign up and what the subscription covers. Interest centers on affordable access to renewable energy for utility customers.
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