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Top stories from Monday 29 December 2025

  1. #4

    Agrivoltaics developer brings Stanford modeling platform in-house to build better solar + crops

    Agrivoltaic project developer Okovate Sustainable Energy has acquired the assets of Fundusol, a modeling platform born out of Stanford University and Carnegie Mellon. This acquisition, supported by Okovate’s backing from The Schmidt Family Foundation, brings data-driven precision to the co-location of solar energy and agriculture. Okovate is now integrating Fundusol’s proprietary modeling engine — a…

    Solar Power World
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  3. #8

    Heat, drought and fire: how extreme weather pushed nature to its limits in 2025

    National Trust says these are ‘alarm signals we cannot ignore’ as climate breakdown puts pressure on wildlife Extremes of weather have pushed nature to its limits in 2025, putting wildlife, plants and landscapes under severe pressure, an annual audit of flora and fauna has concluded. Bookended by storms Éowyn and Bram, the UK experienced a sun-soaked spring and summer, resulting in fierce heath and moorland fires, followed by autumn floods. Continue reading...

    The Guardian Environment
  4. #11

    FranklinWH aPower battery certified to standard normally reserved for data centers

    FranklinWH Energy Storage has received TIA-942 certification for its aPower battery storage system. The Telecommunications Infrastructure Standard for Data Centers from Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) specifies the minimum requirements for data centers, including site location, architectural, electrical, mechanical, fire safety and security requirements. TIA-942 ensures the reliability and availability of equipment. Extending the standard to…

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