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March 4, 2023

Chairman’s Invitation for SolarPACES 2023

It is my pleasure to extend a warm welcome to you to participate in the SolarPACES 2023 International Conference to be held October 10-13, 2023 in Sydney, Australia. 2023 will be another challenging year for global energy supply and demand. Meeting all three requirements of energy supply – clean, reliable and affordable – remains a …

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We tend to think of the Sahara as forever draining life from Africa, but every year roughly 27.7 million tonnes of its dust cross the Atlantic on trade winds and settle on the Amazon, delivering the phosphorus the rainforest’s soil cannot otherwise replace September 7, 2026
Every year, 27.7 million tonnes of Saharan dust cross the Atlantic and settle on the Amazon, delivering roughly the same amount of phosphorus the rainforest loses to its rivers. NASA's CALIPSO satellite measured the transfer — and traced most of it to a single dried lakebed in Chad. The post We tend to think of […]
Louis Pasteur was born on 27 December 1822 to a tanner in Dole, was a mediocre student who preferred drawing and fishing, and went on to establish germ theory, invent pasteurisation, and produce vaccines for anthrax and rabies September 7, 2026
Louis Pasteur, born to a tanner in Dole on 27 December 1822 and a middling student who preferred drawing to Latin, went on to found germ theory, invent pasteurisation, and save a nine-year-old boy from rabies in 1885 — the first successful vaccination against a virus. The post Louis Pasteur was born on 27 December […]
How does a small Pacific archipelago keep rats, stoats, and possums off entire islands so that flightless birds thought nearly extinct now breed in the open again? September 3, 2026
How drone-dropped bait, smart traps and tight biosecurity have cleared rats and stoats from Pacific islands, letting sooty terns, shearwaters and the kākāpō breed on open ground again. The post How does a small Pacific archipelago keep rats, stoats, and possums off entire islands so that flightless birds thought nearly extinct now breed in the […]

ARRAY Technologies opens its largest factory in New Mexico September 9, 2026
Solar tracker and racking producer ARRAY Technologies has opened a new $50 million manufacturing facility in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The 216,000-sq-ft facility, which is roughly three-times the size of ARRAY’s prior Albuquerque site, expands its domestic manufacturing capabilities and will support approximately 300 jobs across production, assembly, design, engineering, customer service and other functions. Founded… […]
GameChange Energy responds to Nextpower lawsuit with another lawsuit September 9, 2026
The world’s two largest solar tracker manufacturers have issued one another separate patent infringement lawsuits within three months of each other. GameChange Energy sued Nextpower today alleging that its NX Horizon with Hail Pro tracker’s design and operation infringes on a GameChange patent (US-12449161-B2) for “self-shielding” trackers designed to reduce the impact of wind on… […]
Eight solar projects should bring Albuquerque to 100% renewable energy September 9, 2026
Sustainability Partners (SP), a Public Benefit Company, is partnering with the City of Albuquerque and Energy Systems Group (ESG) to deploy approximately 6 MW of solar energy generation across eight city facilities, helping close the remaining gap toward Albuquerque’s goal of 100% renewable energy for municipal operations. A groundbreaking ceremony was held last week to… […]