A US research team has developed all-solid-state sodium batteries that retain performance down to subzero temperatures. The systems utilize a special chloride-based solid-electrolyte-coated cathode.

Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology say their polymer coating could be used to protect photovoltaic modules, due to its impermeability to gases. The team has demonstrated that a ...

Electrical component and system manufacturer Socomec will invest nearly $10 million in a new manufacturing and distribution ...

Developers have safe harbored federal tax credits for clean energy projects through 2028, but "very little" capacity is ...

Environment America report outlines the number of people who have adopted solar energy, residential battery storage electric ...

The largest U.S. solar manufacturer is temporarily scaling back production and its workforce after shipments of necessary ...

The mounting system provider said its new product is designed to fit both Cee and Zee purlin-framed structures. It features a ...

The name reflects the new approach to providing a complete system rather than individual components, and that system will ...

Dispatch Energy's acquisition of Green Lantern Solar extends its reach into community and commercial-scale solar markets, ...

Easterseals NH, the non-profit developer of a historic property in central New Hampshire finds that solar contributes to the ...

Bechtel will manage the construction of Doral Renewables' solar and battery storage facility in Texas, underscoring the shift ...

The rapid evolution of the solar industry, marked by innovation and fierce competition, has led to the disappearance of ...