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FERC’s proposed rule would harm consumers and the energy transition

Transmission competition is the key to upgrading our electricity grid in a cost-effective manner. FERC must embrace competition and deliver on its mandate to ensure just and reasonable rates for consumers. August 1, 2023 In his 2022 State of the Union Address, President Biden accurately highlighted the significance of competition in capitalism, stating that “capitalism …

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DOE announces over $450 million for solar-plus-storage in Puerto Rico

Policy / By Staff

The funding will support the installation of solar and storage, as well as providing outreach to identify and connect eligible households. August 1, 2023 The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced up to $453.5 million from the Puerto Rico Energy Resilience Fund (PR-ERF) aimed at increasing residential rooftop solar and battery storage installations across the …

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SunPower takes its leasing services out-of-house, first with ADT Solar

Industry / By Staff

Residential solar and storage services provider SunPower announced that national residential solar installer ADT Solar has entered into an agreement in principle with SunPower Financial to become the exclusive lease and PPA provider for ADT Solar customers. Through this arrangement, ADT Solar expects to begin offering customers a lease option for the first time. SunPower …

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Study: Climate change is impacting U.S. solar energy generation

Projects / By Staff

A new study conducted by climate and energy analytics company Sunairio found that climate change is increasingly impacting U.S. solar energy generation. Traditional, industry-standard solar production risk assessment approaches are based on decades-old methods that use historical data and which crucially omit the growing influence of climate trends. As a result, pre-construction energy models over-predict …

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Sunrise brief: NASA awards Blue Origin $35 million to build solar cells from moon dust

Markets / By Staff

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Solar Supply Chain Grows More Opaque Amid Human Rights Concerns

News / By Staff

Global supply chains for solar panels have begun shifting away from a heavy reliance on China, in part because of a recent ban on products from Xinjiang, a region where the U.S. government and United Nations accuse the Chinese government of committing human rights violations. But a new report by experts in human rights and …

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Month: August 2023