BYD’s most popular EV gets an upgrade in looks and size
The Driven AU EV ·
BYD’s most popular model is to be getting an upgrade in both looks and overall size, as it aims to enter multiple markets.
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12 July 2026
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NEM prices crash over 70% as a new report warns of a global battery glut by 2030, highlighting the intense link between Australia's market volatility and international technology supply chains.
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End-of-life solar module recycling unviable if material diversity is not considered
PV Magazine AU Solar ·
Researchers from Australia and Poland have collaborated on a study to determine the value of upcycling key materials from end-of-life panels such as aluminium, glass and solar cells with the express purpose of purifying the components for reuse in so…
Geely unveils latest “Golden Brick” battery, with even faster charging speeds for EVs
The Driven AU EV ·
Geely, one of the fastest growing automotive companies, has unveiled the latest version of its Golden Brick battery, capable of peak charging speeds of 1,100 kW and charging times from 10% to 70% in less than 4 minutes and 30 seconds.
Man charged with damaging nearly a dozen EV charging stations and stealing Tesla Supercharger plugs
The Driven AU EV ·
Updated: A 29-year-old man charged with damaging nearly a dozen EV charging stations, and sealing multiple plugs and cables, including from Tesla Superchargers.
Tesla starts rollout of FSD Lite for older cars outside of US
The Driven AU EV ·
Tesla is starting to rollout FSD Lite for older vehicles in markets outside of the US for the first time.
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U.S. assembled solar module prices steady at $0.30/W
PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·
United States solar module prices remained at $0.30 per watt during 2026's second quarter as federal trade regulations triggered corporate divestitures. Market dynamics were further influenced by a fresh tariff petition targeting imports from South Korea.
The Hydrogen Stream: Pilot project in Iceland shows geothermal-driven H2 could achieve LCOH of $1.75/kg
PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·
Syntholene’s Iceland pilot facility aims to demonstrate geothermal-integrated SOEC technology capable of producing hydrogen at an estimated $1.75–$2.10/kg. This targeted levelised cost represents approximately one-third of current unsubsidized European green hydrogen expenses, though commercial viability remains subject to electrolyzer durability and capital cost risks.
China could produce more batteries than global demand by 2030, says US think tank
PV Magazine GLOBAL Storage ·
China’s battery cell manufacturing capacity could exceed projected global demand by 2030, according to a new Carnegie Endowment report, which recommends selective cooperation with Chinese companies to reduce supply chain risks.
HIZEnergy presents PCS for C&I applications
PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·
The Chinese company stated that the PCS-460K features a DC-side voltage range of 1,120–1,500 V and uses a liquid-cooling system.
Study finds heatwaves cause hourly losses of up to 90% in PV plants in Iberian peninsula
PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·
Researchers in Portugal found that Iberian heatwaves can cause sharp but short-lived PV yield losses, mainly during peak temperature hours due to module heating and inverter derating.
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