It is no secret that grime, dust, and other debris on your solar panels make them less efficient, which translates into power loss. That is why cleaning them on a regular basis is essential to keep ...

Italian renewables giant Enel Green Power and Sicily-based robotic tech startup Reiwa have developed a robot that automatically cleans solar panels without using water or gas. Dust and dirt can be a ...

View post: Cadillac F1’s First Race Car Will Probably Be a Ferrari There are cleaning solutions for nearly everything on the planet, but this solar panel cleaning robot is aiming to help solar energy ...

China’s Sol-Bright Technology has developed a sixth-generation automated robotic cleaning system for solar panels in utility-scale PV installations. The robot features gear transmission and has a ...

Instead of offering the actual drones, they are instead offering panel-cleaning packages to Belgium-based backers, to be redeemed when and if the system is available. Pledges start at €120 (about ...

Solving environmental challenges can seem like a game of Whack-a-Mole: As soon as you bop the primary issue on its head, others pop up. One example is electric vehicles. While battery-operated cars ...

India’s Greenleap Robotics has unveiled its new Lotus A4000 fully autonomous and waterless panel-cleaning robot. It is compatible with rooftop PV and ground-mounted solar installations. The robot uses ...

Keeping panels clear of dust in large solar farms can be a time-consuming, wasteful and costly business. A Sicilian technology startup called the Reiwa Engine has developed an autonomous robot called ...

Erthos, a startup in Tempe, has devised a simple solution to the complex problem of generating cheap renewable energy: Simply put the solar panels on the ground. The young company is staffed with ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Most of the large-scale solar parks in the world are located in ...

Arrays of solar panels are often built in deserts where sunlight is plentiful and property is cheap. Unfortunately, dust and winds are also common in deserts, and dust on photovoltaic solar panels can ...