Two holidays decide more about a Latin American commissioning date than most engineering choices The Energy in Power · Paulo Peña · 23 September 2026 Chinese factories close on 25 September for the Mid-Autumn Festival, work three days, and close again on 1 October for a full week. Carriers have already withdrawn 18 to 25 per cent of scheduled sailings. Anything not booked by early September is not leaving China this month. That is the easy holiday. The hard one is 6 Febru

Decades of collapse, new investment agreements, and the potential to create tens of thousands of jobs in power generation Venezuela has 36,000 MW of nominal installed capacity and the world's largest certified oil reserves. Yet 90% of its households suffer recurring power outages. On September 2, 2026, five multinational companies signed agreements in Miraflores that could rewrite that story. The question is not whether the potential exists — it does, and it is enormous — but

From TOPCon’s commercial dominance to perovskite-silicon tandem records — a complete guide to the technologies reshaping the solar industry and the Top 5 Tier 1 manufacturers driving the global energy transition. EnergyInPower Editorial | Paulo Peña | Solar photovoltaic technology has evolved to be the world’s fastest-growing energy source. Behind this explosive growth, a fierce technology race between manufacturers, pushing the limits each year to get more power from