by Emilia Lardizabal | May 25, 2025
With the legal and regulatory framework being defined, France is entering a new phase in the integration of agriculture and solar energy. According to Xavier Daval, CEO of kiloWattsol and representative of France Agrivoltaïsme, starting next year between 1 and 2 GW of agrivoltaic capacity will be installed annually.
by Emilia Lardizabal | May 25, 2025
In an exclusive interview at Intersolar 2025, GoodWe’s Territority Manager UK & Ireland, highlights the company’s strategic focus on comprehensive storage solutions and its latest product launches, including high-voltage batteries, hybrid inverters, and all-in-one residential systems, to meet the growing demand across all market sectors in the UK.
by Emilia Lardizabal | May 23, 2025
With an annual capacity of one million square meters and certified building materials, 3S Swiss Solar Solutions plans to consolidate its leadership in building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV), highlighting its 100% Swiss manufacturing and low system degradation levels. “Demand for everything we have today is increasing globally,” says Patrick Hofer-Noser, the company’s CEO.
by Emilia Lardizabal | May 22, 2025
During the second edition of the Storage, Renewable and Electric Vehicle Integration Forum, IRENA’s Norella Constantinescu predicted that the decline in solar, wind, and storage energy prices will continue, albeit at a slower pace. She emphasized the global push for batteries, green hydrogen development, and digitalization’s strategic role in energy system efficiency.
by Emilia Lardizabal | May 22, 2025
The Ministry of Energy has launched a call for expressions of interest to identify concessionable offshore wind areas in the Black Sea. The technical study, which will lay the groundwork for future tenders, is part of Law 121/2024 and aims to contribute to the national goal of installing 3 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2035, tapping into an estimated potential of 76 GW.
May 25, 2025France enters the “2.0 era of agrivoltaics” and aims to install up to 2 GW per year by 2026
