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Interesting read from Ben James on the future of matching demand to intermittent solar as the price of solar continues to drop. Will allow some of the future solar to be deployed and used without needing matching grid expansion. It’s not a solution to every use, but definitely part of the “all of the above” solutions needed for the energy transition.

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New solar cells break efficiency record – they could eventually supercharge how we get energy from the Sun #Renewableenergy #Silicon #Environment #Solarenergy #Greenenergy #Perovskite #Perovskitesolarcells https://flip.it/5KORHu

IEEE Spectrum Is Solar Thermal Energy Being Measured Right? The answer could make true comparison shopping possible for the first time

Solar power without solar panels. This could be a game changer if it can be commercialized and scaled quickly. https://bit.ly/3MllCER

When power demand begins to surge after 6 p.m., solar output begins to fade. https://lnkd.in/gsdfmExg

This Solar Cell Shattered an Efficiency World Record. But It's the Whole Panel That Really Matters https://flip.it/d0ygK6

Using solar energy to generate heat at high temperatures https://lnkd.in/gPJjiNWq

Solar & Storage Live USA isn't the only thing happening in the solar world next week! The upcoming eclipse will briefly impact solar activity because of the darkness, but energy technology will be able to compensate to keep everything running until the effects of the eclipse have passed. https://lnkd.in/eVMFaA43

Yes, the eclipse will cause a drop in solar generation next week-- but fear not, the grid is ready, and it's no indictment of the solar future! So prepare and enjoy the eclipse without concern https://lnkd.in/gBZ729mt