Northern Solar has signed a contract for a total of 189 MWac of solar PV projects to supply renewable electricity to two data centers in Malaysia. The two data centers are expected to consume nearly 500 GWh of electricity annually. The projects’ actual power generation and supply arrangements remain worth monitoring. Learn how this partnership connects data center energy demand with solar PV project development, and explore potential opportunities in Southeast Asia’s clean energy market.

Hubei Announces 2026 Renewable Energy Project Bidding Results, with a Solar PV Bidding Range of RMB 0.28 to 0.38/kWh and a Wind Power Range of RMB 0.25 to 0.40/kWh. Wind and solar PV projects are cleared separately, covering both centralized and distributed projects. The bidding price limits do not represent the actual settlement prices for projects. Click to learn about key considerations for grouped clearing and project revenue estimates.

Solar module and cell prices remain stable, while market demand remains sluggish. On November 10, 2026, the mainstream transaction price for domestic TOPCon modules was RMB 0.7–0.705 per watt. The reference prices for M10 and G12R cells were RMB 0.293 per watt and RMB 0.31 per watt, respectively, while the average price of N-type polysilicon was RMB 40,000 per tonne. Click to learn about prices by specification and key purchasing and delivery considerations, and get a reference for price inquiries, comparisons, and order planning.

COP31 focuses on the energy transition, with Brazil proposing a roadmap to phase out fossil fuels and Türkiye advancing a global electrification initiative. How can the roadmap move from a transition vision to concrete action? What challenges will insufficient grid infrastructure bring? This article explores the links between clean energy supply, emissions reduction, and the protection of vulnerable communities, highlighting key issues at the conference and developments to watch next.