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Renewables

TCL Solar Debuts Shade-Resistant Panels; Pine Ridge Center Trains Solar Workers

TCL Solar is introducing shade-resistant panels built to hold stronger electricity production when sunlight is partially obstructed, according to cleanthesky.com.

The company's T5 Pro module generates 17% more electricity under shading than conventional half-cut modules, according to cleanthesky.com.

Separately, the Red Cloud Renewable Energy Center, a solar education facility on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, prepares Native American adults for jobs in the sustainable energy workforce, according to newscenter1.tv.

Source: cleanthesky.com (opens in a new tab)2 sourcesPermalink

Renewables

HR Wallingford Plans Deep Water Test Facility for Floating Wind in Oxfordshire

HR Wallingford plans to seek permission for the UK Deep Water Testing Facility (UKDTF) at Howbery Business Park in Wallingford, Oxfordshire, according to the Oxford Mail. The research and consultancy organisation would use the site to support floating wind technology.

The facility would let developers test turbine designs and supporting platforms under simulated deep-sea conditions, the Oxford Mail reported.

The project is part-funded by The Crown Estate's GBP 50 million Supply Chain Accelerator, according to the Oxford Mail.

HR Wallingford aims to submit an outline planning application for the facility by the end of the year.

Source: oxfordmail.co.uk (opens in a new tab)2 sourcesPermalink

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