pv magazine Global

• Study finds arable crops adapt surprisingly well to agrivoltaic shading August 19, 2026
  A study by the University of Hohenheim found that barley, maize, cabbage, potatoes, and field beans can adapt their photosynthesis to partial shading in agrivoltaic systems. The findings suggest greater shade tolerance than previously assumed, although the physiological adaptations do not necessarily result in higher yields. The post Study finds arable crops adapt surprisingly well […]
  Emiliano Bellini
• Megasol equips its solar panels with anti-glare surface August 19, 2026
  The Swiss manufacturer has made its ZRM+ anti-glare surface a standard feature across all Level Up solar roof modules. The microstructured glass reduces glare while maintaining a matte finish and the system’s technical performance. The post Megasol equips its solar panels with anti-glare surface appeared first on pv magazine Global.
  Emiliano Bellini
• Ensuring safety of plug-in solar August 19, 2026
  Plug-in (balcony) solar is a low-cost, plug-and-play alternative to traditional rooftop PV, gaining traction in the U.S. as states adopt legislation exempting small systems from interconnection requirements. Most states cap systems at 1,200 W and require UL 3700 safety certification, addressing risks such as circuit overload, electric shock and GFCI compatibility while costs and payback […]
  Ryan Kennedy
• India’s under-construction renewable pipeline surpasses 150 GW August 19, 2026
  Renewable energy project pipeline remains strong with more than 150 GW of projects under construction as on June 30, 2026 even as bidding activity slows. However, curtailment concerns underscore the need for expansion in transmission network and storage capacity. The post India’s under-construction renewable pipeline surpasses 150 GW appeared first on pv magazine Global.
  Uma Gupta