International – Southeast Asia is forecast to see the strongest positive solar resource anomaly in the second half of 2026, according to analysis using the Solcast API, as a strengthening El Niño and unusually warm oceans shift cloud and rainfall patterns across the tropics.
The analysis of seasonal forecast models also points to above-normal irradiance in Europe, northern South America and eastern Australia, while parts of higher-latitude South America and North America remain more uncertain…
Source: pv magazine International
pv magazine International
- South Korea to double 2027 budget for farm solar, agrivoltaics
- Solar’s infrastructure obstacle
- Why agrivoltaics have yet to take off in Switzerland
- The Hydrogen Stream: Posco, BHP advance hydrogen reduction ironmaking technology
- TÜV Rheinland validates 4 kWh generation in Aptera’s solar electric vehicle
- A circular future for renewables
- New energy products emerge in Southern Africa’s renewables market
- Alpitronic unveils 1 MW EV charging system
- ‘Do not wait until you feel completely ready’
- El Niño transition and a subtropical shift reshape Asia’s summer solar resource
