Solar Media Cast: Solar’s n-type revolution, Biden’s battery supply chain review, surging installs in the US (and beyond)

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Our in-house editorial and events team and industry folk, experts and whoever else interesting we can bring you will discuss clean energy and renewables technologies and their place on the decarbonised planet. Phew. Solar Media's publishing channels include Photovoltaics International, PV Tech, Current±, Energy-Storage.news and Solar Power Portal. With roots in the semi-conductor industry, PV Tech has covered solar technology and business for over a decade as the leading online source of news and analysis.

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Solar Media Cast: Solar’s n-type revolution, Biden’s battery supply chain review, surging installs in the US (and beyond)

Solar Media Editors' Channel

1 hour 21 seconds

4 years ago

Solar Media Cast: Solar’s n-type revolution, Biden’s battery supply chain review, surging installs in the US (and beyond)

This month's episode of the Solar Media Podcast, sponsored by Honeywell, features discussion around the rise of new solar technologies and the drivers behind the n-type revolution.

We review the latest products to be unveiled at this month’s SNEC exhibition in Shanghai and reflect on recent news regarding the materials supply chain as the industry plots a course for TOPCon, heterojunction and beyond.

Liam Stoker and Andy Colthorpe also take a look at new projections for solar installations in the US – just in time for the difficult fire season – and how energy storage continues to proliferate in both the US and a slew of new markets.