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Key takeaways from Solar Solutions Amsterdam

PV Magazine (International) Mar 20, 2026 by Patrick Jowett
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The fourteenth edition of Solar Solutions Amsterdam showcased the latest technologies across solar, storage, electric vehicle charging and green HVAC. This year saw energy storage systems dominate the show floor, ahead of the event’s rebrand to Sustainable Solutions Amsterdam from next year onwards, reflecting the Dutch market’s position as a mature market increasingly focused on flexibility and the connectivity of different technologies within a single system.

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Next-gen nuclear has a chicken-and-egg problem

Canary Media Mar 20, 2026 by Alexander Kaufman
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Nuclear energy developers have historically operated by a simple principle: Go big. Reactors cost a lot of money to build, so the logic has been that it’s easier to recoup that investment if the project produces more electricity. Of late, a new generation of companies has made waves by bucking that conventional…

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Proyectan dos electrolineras de 2 MW en dos centros comerciales de Sevilla

PV Magazine España Mar 20, 2026 by Jose Pedrosa
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Electra explicó a <b>pv magazine</b> que los puntos de recarga serán Alpitronic HYC1000 de 600 kW y que los dos proyectos de la inmobiliaria Bogaris, ubicados en el Centro Comercial Aleste Plaza y en el Parque Comercial Bogaris Sevilla Norte, estarán asociados a una marquesina fotovoltaica de 25 kWp para autoconsumo.

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Advansor unveils scalable CO2 heat pump for large-scale heating needs

PV Magazine (International) Mar 20, 2026 by Emiliano Bellini
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The Danish company said its configurable CO2 system delivers up to 4.8 MW per unit and is scalable to 50 MW for large industrial and commercial projects. The units offer hot water output of up to 95 C and compatibility with complex installations such as food processing, district heating, and commercial buildings.

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Solar and the cyber winter

PV Magazine (International) Mar 20, 2026 by Emiliano Bellini
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In an interview with <b>pv magazine</b>, cybersecurity expert Roberto Setola describes a structural shift in cyber threats against solar energy infrastructure, where attacks now target peripheral systems like remote terminal units rather than centralized SCADA, often in coordinated campaigns amplified by AI. He also emphasized that the recent cyberattack to PV plants in Poland demonstrated how simultaneous strikes on smaller, less-protected operators can potentially trigger major disruptions, including blackouts, economic losses, and cascading grid risks.

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El panel de expertos de Entso-e concluye que el apagón fue resultado de una combinación compleja de fallos técnicos, limitaciones estructurales del sistema y decisiones operativas que desencadenaron una reacción en cadena imposible de detener.

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La Universidad de Cádiz ha adjudicado a Bettergy y Menapy por 5,1 millones de euros la instalación y explotación de una planta fotovoltaica en el aparcamiento de la Escuela Superior de Ingeniería en Puerto Real, un proyecto que cubrirá 612 plazas con seis marquesinas y permitiría generar unos 2,6 millones de kWh al año.

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Morocco finally unlocks solar self‑consumption

PV Magazine (International) Mar 20, 2026 by Francois Puthod
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Morocco has published the implementing decree for Law 82‑21, enabling self-producers to consume their own solar power and sell up to 20% of surplus energy back to the grid. The measure, effective 9 June 2026, sets clear tariffs and grid limits.

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Sandia Labs benchmarks PV software providers in first ever blind comparison analysis

PV Magazine (International) Mar 20, 2026 by Emiliano Bellini
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Sandia National Laboratories conducted the first-ever blind comparison of seven commercial PV modeling software, revealing that differences in weather handling, system modeling, derates, and assumptions grow as system complexity increases. The study emphasizes that software choice should consider project complexity, workflow, and modeling features rather than relying on rankings alone.

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Where in the world is clean energy technology made?

Canary Media Mar 20, 2026 by Dan McCarthy
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See more from Canary Media’s &quot;Chart of the Week” column . Clean energy is on a tear. In China and India, it’s growing so fast it’s starting to unseat king coal. In the European Union, solar and wind now produce more electricity than do all fossil fuels combined. Even in the U.S., amid the Trump administration’s…

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