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Magazine Archive 2020

Solar set to gain from higher EU carbon prices

EU carbon prices have outperformed expectations in recent months. And the bull run looks set to continue next year, which would be a boost for renewables, including solar.

48 hours in… Tokyo

Time: GMT +9 | Currency: Japanese Yen (US$1 = JPY 110) | Population: 13.9 million | Average temperature in February: 6 °C

pv magazine events 2020

The important role of energy storage in the transition of the electricity system from thermal generation to renewable sources is undisputed. And the speed at which applications and enabling technologies are rising to meet the challenge is astounding.

pv magazine Events 2020

The unfolding Covid-19 crisis has impacted solar events around the world (see pp. 19). Many events have been canceled or postponed, reducing opportunities for knowledge exchange, community building, and networking. It has also deprived companies of the chance to generate new leads and introduce new products and collaborations to a live audience. But don’t fret – pv magazine has a growing suite of solutions.

R&D update

New path for perovskites Even as solar researchers demonstrate ever more efficient and reliable perovskite devices, the debate continues about the molecular properties of perovskites and the chemical explanation of why the structure lends itself so well to new solar cell applications. Scientists at Ames Laboratory in the United States studied methylammonium lead iodide (CH3NH3PbI3) […]

Tandem modules: a unique opportunity for EU PV

In the coming years, tandem modules combining silicon PV and perovskite solar cells will become available. Using these modules in novel integrated solar solutions will demand close links between local market players and customers. This presents Europe with a unique opportunity to regain an important role in solar manufacturing, says Philip Pieters, business development director at imec.

pv magazine Test – May results 2020

We are happy to present the next batch of energy yield results from the outdoor test field in Xi’an, China. In this issue, we look at the May 2020 results, with additional analysis from George Touloupas, director of technology and quality at CEA.

Final Thought

Green hydrogen: A super game changer for PV and beyond
By Laura Nelson, executive director of the Green Hydrogen Coalition

Keeping pace with change

This month’s final thought comes from Violette Mouchaileh, EGM, emerging markets and services with Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO).

Final thought: More solar, less bureaucracy

Sven Albersmeier-Braun, Head of International Business at Senec

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