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Tech giant Amazon has announced nine new renewable energy power purchase agreements (PPAs) in Australia totalling 430MW, with eight projects featuring solar generation co-located with battery energy storage systems (BESS).

Researchers at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) have developed the world’s first comprehensive map of ultraviolet (UV) radiation for solar modules.

UNSW said that the research reveals that current industry testing standards may be dramatically underestimating real-world UV exposure and potentially shortening the lifespan of next-generation solar technologies by up to a decade.

Solar power has saved EU countries over €110 million (US$127.5 million) a day since the outbreak of war in the Middle East, according to analysis from trade body SolarPower Europe.

Rigorous factory testing and streamlined packaging mark the final stage before global shipment, underscoring SUNROVER’s commitment to quality and innovation.

Early on the morning of the 19th local time, Iran launched the 63rd round of Operation True Commitment-4, carrying out large-scale missile retaliation against oil facilities in the region and confirming that the Qatar LNG hub had been hit and damaged. Iran clearly stated that if the attacks continue, it will expand the scope of the strikes until all enemy energy infrastructure is completely destroyed.

HEFEI, China – In a significant milestone marking its global expansion, SUNROVER welcomed its first international customer to China in early 2026. The multi-day visit provided an in-depth look at the company’s unique vertically integrated business model, highlighting its capability to manufacture, install, and now export high-efficiency solar solutions worldwide.

The conflict in the Middle East has increasingly strained global energy relations.As of March 4th local time, the military strikes launched by the United States and Israel against Iran had entered their fifth day. With the continued tensions in Iran, the conflict has spread to several other Middle Eastern countries.

When the capacity of the power batteries in new energy vehicles decays to around 80%, they can no longer meet the complex driving requirements and high power demands of vehicles, and are thus "retired." However, these batteries are not entirely useless; they still retain a considerable amount of remaining capacity. Secondary utilization involves testing, classifying, disassembling, and reassembling these retired batteries to create secondary products suitable for applications with lower energy density and power requirements.

In the third and fourth quarters of 2025, the price of solar power purchase agreements signed in North America rose by 3.2% to a high of $61.67 per megawatt-hour.

Recently, a Thai customer completed two photovoltaic energy storage systems using SUNROVER products and they are now generating electricity. Both systems utilize SUNROVER's high-voltage rack-mount lithium batteries as their core, paired with Solis high-voltage energy storage inverters, achieving seamless integration and perfect operation with high efficiency and reliability.