Solar, Talking Point, Exclusive Articles — 14 June, 2026
Cybersecurity continues to grow in importance for solar asset owners. While increasingly sophisticated attacks target our sector, regulators are not standing idle. This April, the European Commission moved to cut funding for solar projects it deems insecure1. In parallel, the implementation of NIS2 ...
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Solar, Exclusive Articles, Country Focus — 14 June, 2026
Germany has long been one of the defining solar markets in Europe. It helped turn photovoltaics from a subsidised early-stage technology into a mainstream part of the power system, then lived through the consequences of market contraction, policy change and intense global competition. Today, German ...
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Solar, Exclusive Articles, PES Spotlight — 14 June, 2026
Energy yield analysis (EYA) has always played a central role in solar project development. It underpins investment decisions, influences financing structures and ultimately shapes expectations around long-term project performance. But as the solar sector matures and competition intensifies, the scru...
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Solar, Talking Point, Exclusive Articles — 14 June, 2026
For most of its history, the solar industry has been measured on output: capacity factors, yield ratios and availability metrics. However, a second scorecard is now emerging alongside energy yield; one that asks operators to prove their assets are governed, monitored and resilient. For many, particu...
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Solar, Exclusive Articles, Conference Call — 14 June, 2026
From rooftop panels to grid-scale battery storage, the solar revolution is reshaping the global energy system at record speed. As costs fall and deployment surges, photovoltaics and BESS are emerging as the twin engines driving electrification, decarbonisation and a new era of affordable, resilient ...
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Solar, Exclusive Articles, Industrial Insight — 14 June, 2026
Sites at airports, along transport corridors and in urban areas are increasingly being developed for solar power generation. The duration and intensity of disruptive reflections can determine whether a project is approved or rejected. A bio-inspired anti-glare film from Karlsruhe-based Phytonics Gmb...
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Solar, Exclusive Articles, PES Spotlight — 14 June, 2026
The global solar industry is entering a new phase. For more than a decade, utility-scale PV growth was primarily driven by falling module prices, rapid deployment and economies of scale. Today, the conversation is shifting. As solar power becomes one of the dominant pillars of global electricity gen...
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Solar, Exclusive Articles, Industrial Insight — 14 June, 2026
In the first study of its kind, researchers at King’s College London have discovered that space-based solar power (SBSP) could cut Europe’s renewable energy requirements by up to 80 per cent. Here Mike Torbitt, Managing Director of resistor manufacturer Cressall, discusses what this means for the fu...
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