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Transatlantic Tensions Escalate Over EU Sustainability Mandates The European Union faces mounting pressure from key energy suppliers as the United…
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Scientists have developed a revolutionary manufacturing approach for perovskite solar cells that eliminates solution processing entirely. The new method reportedly achieves record-breaking efficiency while maintaining exceptional stability under continuous operation.
Researchers have developed a fully thermally evaporated perovskite solar cell that achieves unprecedented efficiency while addressing key manufacturing challenges, according to a recent study published in Nature Photonics. The breakthrough reportedly represents a significant step toward commercial-scale production of perovskite photovoltaics using vacuum deposition methods traditionally reserved for conventional semiconductors.
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JSE-listed Growthpoint Properties has secured a significant stake in a new hydroelectric facility while launching an innovative green energy program for its commercial tenants. The initiative marks a pioneering approach to corporate renewable energy distribution in South Africa’s property sector, according to company announcements.
JSE-listed real estate investment trust Growthpoint Properties has reportedly acquired a 30% stake in independent power producer Serengeti Energy’s operational Boston Hydro plant near Clarens in the Free State, according to a joint media release from the companies. The R390-million hydroelectric facility represents a significant addition to South Africa’s renewable energy infrastructure with an operational lifespan exceeding 40 years.