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Sunrise brief: Researchers develop solar-powered waste-to-fuel system

Also on the rise: Community solar on New Jersey self-storage facility benefits low-income residents. Solar4America begins module production at California factory with wafer plans announced. And more.

Researchers develop solar-powered waste-to-fuel system

The University of Cambridge developed a device that converts plastics and greenhouse gases to usable fuels and products.

Sun-tracking vs. fixed vehicle-integrated PV

European researchers have evaluated the electricity generation, levelized cost of electricity (LCOE), and payback period of vehicle-integrated PV in EVs.

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Photocatalytic water splitting with 9.2% solar-to-hydrogen efficiency

A U.S. research team developed a new technique to produce hydrogen from sunlight and water. It works in an indoor environment and uses pure water, concentrated solar light, and an indium gallium nitride photocatalyst.

Sunrise brief: Polysilicon prices drop 54% since August 

Also on the rise: Solar in the fight for energy justice. Leading solar inverter trends of 2022. And more.

Space-to-Earth solar power to undergo testing

On January 3, Caltech launched a PV array into orbit to test its ability to transmit electricity back to Earth.

Leading solar inverter trends of 2022

It was a good year for the inverter market. Strong demand was only stifled by supply chain limits, but new inverters are less innovative and show a slower evolution in improvements. Nevertheless, more versatile options are emerging in response to the energy crisis.

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Sunrise brief: North Carolina carbon plan favors gas over solar-plus-storage

Also on the rise: New electrolyzer to split saltwater into hydrogen. Solar Alliance completes 687 kW distributed generation projects in New York. And more.

New electrolyzer to split saltwater into hydrogen

Scientists in China have developed a new way to split seawater into hydrogen without using a separate desalination process.

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Perovskite challenges addressed with new manufacturing process

NREL researchers develop an approach that produces efficient and stable perovskite solar.

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