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Constant Energy has completed a 928.75 kWp rooftop solar project for Phenikaa Hue in Thua Thien Hue Province, Vietnam, with an annual power generation of 1.24 million kWh, supporting industrial decarbonization.
In 2025, global energy supply grew by 1.7%, with renewable energy becoming the largest source of growth for the first time, of which solar energy contributed 71% of the growth. However, fossil fuels still accounted for 86% of the total supply, and carbon emissions continued to rise.
Turkish steel producer Tosyali has secured a bank loan to build a 261 MW self-consumption photovoltaic power plant. The project is one of Turkey's largest industrial self-consumption solar projects, highlighting the increasingly important role of the manufacturing sector in the energy transition.
A latest MIT study shows that despite the "Package of Beautiful Bills" gradually phasing out some tax credits, 74% of the clean electricity capacity brought by the US Inflation Reduction Act is still expected to come online. Among them, solar and energy storage are less affected, but the retention rate for onshore wind is less than half.
According to the latest data from the Energy Research Institute, renewable energy will become the largest source of global energy supply growth in 2025, but the expansion of fossil fuels and policy regression in the United States pose challenges to the global decarbonization process.
Although the Trump administration held a hostile attitude toward wind power, onshore wind repowering projects in the United States are leveraging existing sites and infrastructure to achieve significant increases in capacity and efficiency by replacing older turbines, becoming a force that cannot be ignored in the energy transition.
TotalEnergies ENEOS completed the second phase of rooftop solar expansion at its Ceres factory in Indonesia, with a total capacity of 3.6 MWp and annual generation of 4,630 MWh, covering about 12% of the factory's electricity consumption. The project adopts a 15-year power purchase agreement model, achieving emission reductions and cost savings with zero upfront investment. This article analyzes the role of distributed solar in industrial decarbonization in Southeast Asia, business models, and grid challenges.
JinkoSolar has set world records 33 consecutive times with its TOPCon and tandem cell technologies and was named to the 2026 Fortune China Tech 50. This article analyzes how photovoltaic technology iteration drives the global energy transition, as well as the efficiency limits, mass production challenges, and market competition it faces.
Deloitte's 2026 Renewable Energy Industry Outlook points out that against the backdrop of policy changes, the industry focus is shifting to infrastructure construction and project execution, and market participants need to cope with uncertainties in incentive policies and supply chain challenges.
The technical potential of rooftop photovoltaic systems is enormous, but economic viability, grid constraints, and financing barriers keep their deployable potential far below theoretical values. Recent research has identified key bottlenecks between technical assessment and actual implementation, and points to bridging this gap through reducing soft costs, expanding equitable financing, and coordinating grid upgrades.
The latest report from the International Energy Agency shows that global clean energy investment reached $2.2 trillion in 2025, nearly double that of fossil fuels. However, fossil fuels still supply about 80% of the world's energy, with system efficiency of only 37%, wasting over $4.6 trillion annually. This article delves into the truth behind energy waste hidden in investment data, revealing the true economic logic of the clean energy transition—not replacing fuels, but replacing waste.
TotalEnergies ENEOS completes the second phase expansion of rooftop solar at the Ceres manufacturing plant in Bandung, Indonesia, adding 1.4 MWp capacity, bringing total capacity to 3.6 MWp, with an annual power generation of approximately 4,630 MWh, meeting 12% of the plant's electricity demand.
PitchBook believes that volatility in oil and gas prices and geopolitical risks are strengthening the near-term economics of clean energy and are driving capital to pay more attention to energy startups with existing assets, energy storage integration, and localized supply chain capabilities.
New South Wales has announced an investment of AUD 225 million to support the manufacturing of low-carbon products and renewable energy components, with a focus on areas such as solar modules, wind towers, batteries, and transmission cables. This policy is intended not only to strengthen local supply chains, but also reflects Australia’s strategic considerations in the context of the energy transition: promoting manufacturing reshoring, regional employment, and the upgrading of grid infrastructure.
Based on the latest E2 project tracking data, the U.S. clean energy market in the first quarter of 2026 showed a split pattern in which “accelerated construction” and “project withdrawals” coexisted. Solar, wind, and storage projects accelerated amid rising power demand and a narrowing window for tax incentives, but manufacturing investment—especially in the electric vehicle and battery segments—has clearly slowed. Policy changes are simultaneously affecting power supply, supply chain布局, and capital allocation.
Using a case in which a report on solar energy sparked widespread reader discussion, this article starts from the energy system, energy storage deployment, grid constraints, and policy environment to analyze why clean energy is shifting from a sole focus on installed capacity toward attention to power system integration, cost structure, and long-term scalability.