A Portuguese startup has created a plug and play photovoltaic system that makes it easier than ever for people to become solar energy producers. Read on

How do you power a tropical island with little land, but over 300 days of sun a year? The solution: putting photovoltaic systems out to sea. Read on

Solar power trade-offs are a classic problem for clean energy solutions — the cheapest solar panels are usually the least efficient, because they don’t use complicated manufacturing processes. Read on

The USA currently ranks fourth in the world for solar power generation. But just how many solar panels is that? And who is using them? Read on

A university project called "Solar Spline" aims to kill (or at least help) three birds with one stone: provide shade, produce energy, and make urban spaces more liveable. Read on

A project based in the south of Spain is aiming to solve the problem of energy consumption in the blockchain with a solar energy farm. Read on

The world's first solar-powered train is underway in Australia and while it's only a small step, it's an important one. Read on

For homeowners there are plenty of ways of plugging into solar power, but for apartment dwellers the situation is often much trickier. But for people in Germany, portable solar panels for your balcony might offer a pretty nifty solution. Read on