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When Will the Perovskite Solar Averages as Low as US$0.02/kWh Become Mainstream?

published: 2021-01-21 18:30
The affordable, lightweight, and flexible emerging solar material perovskite is rising annually in conversion efficiency, which resulted in its popularity around the world, and scientists in various countries are currently seeking for solutions in large-sized modules and durability, as well as the expedition of commercialization. ...  more

South Australia Achieves One Day of Being Powered by Just PV Systems and Wind Turbines

published: 2021-01-21 18:30
Thanks to its abundant sunshine, South Australia was able to have PV generation meet all of its electricity demand for one hour on October 11 of last year. Soon afterward, the state achieved another major feat of being powered completely by renewables. The Energy Transition Hub, which is a project launched by the University of Melbourne, has been tracking the distribution of energy sources in Australia using a data collection tool known as OpenNEM. It has found that solar PV and wind power accounted for 99.6% of the electricity in South Australia’s grid on December 27 of last year, a just a few days before the end of the holiday season. ...  more

Kymco Dominates Market for 21 Consecutive Years with Almost No Inventory of Phase-7 Model Left Under Government Subsidy

published: 2021-01-20 18:30
Kymco celebrated its 21 years of dominance in the scooter market of Taiwan at the Taipei Motorcycle Show that opened on January 7th. The company is once again crowned as the sales leader in 2020 with over 350K scooters sold throughout the year, and CEO Ko Chun-ping commented that the phase-7 eco vehicles subsidized by the government have sold significantly well, with almost no inventory left, after the implementation of “equality between fuel and electric vehicles”. ...  more

Government of Taiwan Now Focuses on Rooftop PV and Aquavoltaics as Means to Achieve Solar Target of 8.75GW for 2021

published: 2021-01-18 18:30
In 2019, the government of Taiwan set a solar target of 6.5GW in cumulative installed capacity by the end of 2020. However, a review of the progress in the installation of new PV systems across the island during 2020 finds that quite a few solar projects were delayed due to the unfavorable changes in land-use regulations and the lack of distribution lines for grid connection. Now, the government says that the 6.5GW target will be reached later in the first quarter of 2021. Moreover, the government has just announced a new target of 8.75GW in cumulative installed capacity for 2021. ...  more