An IEA-PVPS report finds that solar power above 60° North is not only viable but rapidly expanding, driven by cold-climate performance gains, bifacial technologies, and rising energy security needs.

Authored by - Srikanta K Panigrahi, director general and distinguished research fellow, Indian Institute Of Sustainable Development (IISD), New Delhi.

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A rare and stunning display of the northern lights could grace the skies tonight, March 31, 2026, as Earth prepares for an ...