Government ‘kicked the tyres’ on solar subsidies but went with ‘minor’ tweaks instead

It is one of the cheapest ways to cut power bills - yet documents show the government shelved a subsidy package.
The Economist

Fifteen years after Fukushima, Japan faces an energy dilemma

For nuclear boosters, it shows that atomic energy still has a future in Japan. For critics, it marks the unwelcome revival of ...
Malaysiakini

Performance matters more than solar capacity

As we build towards a sustainable future, we need to focus not just on how much solar we install, but on how well it performs.
The Cool Down

Homeowners weigh in on hot rooftop solar debate after cautious shopper considers upgrade: 'Trying not to make a decision I regret later'

One first-time homeowner sought the advice of more experienced individuals when they considered installing solar panels on ...
pv magazine International

Expiring US tax credit drives record solar demand in H2 2025

EnergySage says the looming expiration of the federal residential solar tax credit drove a 205% surge in homeowner engagement in the second half of 2025, with median pricing of $2.49/W, an average ...
Architectural Record

Aluminum Honeycomb: The Material Reshaping the Possibilities of Modern Facades

As architects push for larger panels, tighter tolerances, and faster installation in constrained urban sites, honeycomb-backed cladding has become a practical enabler, supporting everything from thin ...

In Western Mass., environmentalists fear that solar farms are fire hazards

WORTHINGTON — Helen Sharron Pollard and the couple down the road, Timothy Sena and Catherine Rude-Sena, had been neighborly ...