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UNSW study finds bushfire risks to PV assets extend far beyond direct fire damage

Australian researchers found that bushfire smoke can reduce solar power generation by up to 70% near fires and by 30% to 40% in areas more than 150 km away, while elevated temperatures during bushfires also accelerate PV module degradation. The study highlights the need for improved forecasting, maintenance, and risk management.

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UNSW study finds bushfire risks to PV assets extend far beyond direct fire damage

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