Weekly News Updates (Mar. 8-Mar. 14)
DAS ECO PV Scenario Solutions Power a Greener Planet on Tree Planting Day
As the world celebrates Tree Planting Day, a time to reflect on environmental stewardship, solar energy is proving to be an equally powerful force in greening the planet. Beyond planting trees, solar farms are revitalizing barren landscapes, turning deserts into energy hubs and fostering sustainable ecosystems. DAS ECO solutions are at the forefront of this movement, integrating PV technology with land restoration to drive both energy generation and ecological regeneration.
DAS Solar's Flexible Mounting System: The Backbone of PV Power Plant Reliability
?As the solar industry accelerates, the application of flexible mounting systems continues to expand, spanning from distributed systems to large-scale projects. With their unique advantages in adaptability and ease of installation, flexible mounting systems have gained widespread market recognition. In recent years, policies have increasingly emphasized the need for PV projects to align with ecological sustainability, advocating minimal environmental impact and active ecological restoration. With its large span, easy installation and strong adaptability to diverse terrains, flexible mounting system has become a rising star in PV power plant construction. As an industry leader in this field, DAS Solar is redefining industry standards and driving innovation toward higher efficiency and reliability.
Wood Mackenzie forecasts 160GW of new solar PV in South America by 2034
Analyst Wood Mackenzie has forecast the addition of 160GW?of new solar PV capacity by 2034 in South America in a recent report.
According to the report, ‘South American Solar PV Market Outlook 2025’, which looks at solar PV installations over the next ten years, the drive for the addition of solar PV capacity in the region will be driven by diversification efforts, growing power demand and favourable system economics.
Renewables accounted for 54.1% of total electricity in Spain in February
In February, renewables generated 11,543 GWh?in Spain and reached a share of 54.1%?of the total, while?76.3%?of the electrical energy was produced without emitting equivalent CO2.
The first source of production for the month was nuclear, with a share of 22.1%, followed by hydroelectric power, which grew by 41.6%?and reached a share of 20.2%. These were followed by wind power (17.3%), solar photovoltaic (14%) and the combined cycle, responsible for 13.8%?of the total.