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Rumpledthinskin — A Parable For Our Time

CleanTechnica Apr 01, 2026 by Steve Hanley
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<p>Not so long ago in a galaxy very close by, a stupid man assembled a team of stupid people to steal the essence of a nation. </p> <p>The post <a href="https://cleantechnica.com/2026/04/01/rumpledthinskin-a-parable-for-our-time/">Rumpledthinskin &#8212; A Parable For Our Time</a> appeared first on <a href="https://cleantechnica.com">CleanTechnica</a>.</p>

El Ayuntamiento ha activado una instalación para autoconsumo en los depósitos de Valdespartera y ha adjudicado a Iberdrola la gestión de comunidades solares en 18 edificios municipales por 2,55 millones de euros, con una producción mínima prevista de 1,4 GWh anuales.

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SolarEdge outlines path to 800 V (DC) data center infrastructure

PV Magazine (International) Apr 01, 2026 by Blathnaid O'Dea
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SolarEdge has outlined a transition pathway to integrated 800 V (DC) infrastructure for data centers, arguing that legacy alternating current (AC) systems introduce inefficiencies that could constrain the growth of AI workloads. It says rising compute demand and next-gen NVIDIA GPUs are increasing urgency, while data centers lose an estimated 10% to 30% of input power through multiple conversion stages.

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Analizamos el último balance de gestión del Departamento de Energía de EEUU, que se enorgullece de la desregulación y los récords en petróleo y gas. Mientras tanto, los precios eléctricos suben, los aranceles internos encarecen proyectos que el gobierno promueve y la cruzada anti-climática choca con las exigencias ambientales de sus socios internacionales.

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Grid bottlenecks threaten 120 GW of planned renewables in Europe

PV Magazine (International) Apr 01, 2026 by Patrick Jowett
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Latest analysis from Ember finds major grid bottlenecks in transmission and distribution networks across Europe, threatening the viability of both future utility-scale and smaller-scale residential solar in the most impacted countries.

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Tracker-based agrivoltaics turn fields into wind-safe zones

PV Magazine (International) Apr 01, 2026 by Emiliano Bellini
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Cornell University researchers demonstrated that tracking solar panels in agrivoltaic systems can protect crops from wind damage while allowing airflow, outperforming traditional single-row tree windbreaks. They also proposed a new lowered-first-row panel design that improves wind protection, achieving up to 86% reduction in shelter-zone wind speeds under extreme conditions.

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ClearVue secures IEC certification for metal-backed solar panels

PV Magazine (International) Apr 01, 2026 by David Carroll
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Building-integrated PV (BIPV) company ClearVue Technologies is a step closer to commercial deployment of its metal-backed solar panels after securing International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) certification for the integrated rooftop system.

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Alabama Power can keep charging steep rooftop solar fee, judge rules

Canary Media Apr 01, 2026 by Dennis Pillion
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This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News , a nonprofit, nonpartisan news organization that covers climate, energy, and the environment. Sign up for their newsletter. In Alabama, a yearslong battle over one of the nation’s highest backup fees for residential solar customers may have finally come to…

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Next-generation geothermal needs more than a technology revolution

Canary Media Apr 01, 2026 by Maria Gallucci
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Geothermal energy is on the cusp of a renaissance in the United States. But outdated and piecemeal rules could delay development of the around-the-clock, carbon-free energy source. Next-generation geothermal is something of a golden child, backed by everyone from climate advocates to leaders in the drilling-obsessed…

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If the war in the Middle East has proved anything over the last month, it&#039;s that fossil fuel prices are extraordinarily unstable. But global conflict isn’t the only catalyst that can send the cost of oil and natural gas reeling. Factors such as extreme weather, policy changes, and pipeline outages can also set off a…

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Ion beam technology offers pathway to low-defect silicon solar cells

PV Magazine (International) Apr 01, 2026 by Emiliano Bellini
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Researchers in India demonstrated that ion beam implantation enables precise boron doping in silicon solar cells, reducing defects and improving charge transport. The proposed approach could support more efficient and reproducible p–n junctions, offering a pathway to higher-performance silicon photovoltaics.

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