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Greentech Renewables aids Maui disaster areas after wildfires

Solar and storage distributor Greentech Renewables has partnered with the Footprint Project to power community relief sites with solar and energy storage following the devastating wildfires in West Maui. The Footprint Project is made up of a tenacious team of clean energy and humanitarian advocates who provide disaster relief throughout the United States. The organization …

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How local governments are driving solar energy growth

Policy / By Staff

When Cuyahoga County, Ohio wanted to accelerate solar energy use, they didn’t wait for the state or federal government to act. Instead, the county undertook a series of actions at the local level to expand the deployment of solar and storage while saving millions in energy costs. The county installed solar panels on four government …

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Silicon Ranch unveils McNeal solar + storage facility for SSVEC in southeastern Arizona

Projects / By Staff

Silicon Ranch has completed a 20 MWac solar farm with an 80 MWh storage system for a not-for-profit, member-owned distribution cooperative based in southeastern Arizona. The McNeal Solar Farm and battery energy storage system (BESS) will aid Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative (SSVEC) in meeting increasing load demand and the power needs for more than …

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New solar carport will offset about 80% of energy use for New Jersey special needs school

Industry / By Staff

Brightcore Energy and Bancroft, a regional nonprofit organization providing education, support and services to individuals with autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities and brain injury, jointly announced the completion of a carport solar project. The project, located at Bancroft’s Raymond & Joanne Welsh Campus in Mt. Laurel, New Jersey, consists of over 2,800 solar panels installed …

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Partially developed 12 MWac brownfield solar site up for auction in New York

Markets / By Staff

New York is on the hunt for a company to construct and take ownership of the partially developed Benson Mines Solar Project. This initiative marks the first auction of the state’s Build Ready program. The program aims to collaborate with local landowners to responsibly site potential solar power plants. The program’s goal is to shepherd …

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Sunrise brief: U.S. utility-scale solar to more than double installations year-over-year

Installation / By Staff

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Opinion | How One Tiny Island Nation Is Replacing Fossil Fuels With Renewable Power

News / By Staff

Weaning the developing world off fossil fuels is critically important to prevent the climate crisis from becoming a catastrophe. But a major sticking point is making that goal hard to accomplish. Many developing countries lack access to the cheap financing they need to make the switch to clean power, so they continue to burn fossil …

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CPUC Staff Propose $45 Million Penalty for PGE Over Dixie Fire

News / By Staff

SAN FRANCISCO –The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) today issued a staff proposal that seeks CPUC Commissioner approval for a $45 million penalty against Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) in connection with the 2021 Dixie Fire. Proposed Penalty Breakdown Under the proposed Administrative Consent Order (ACO) and Agreement, PG&E would pay a $45 million …

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Vermont Utility Plans to End Outages by Giving Customers Batteries

News / By Staff

Many electric utilities are putting up lots of new power lines as they rely more on renewable energy and try to make grids more resilient in bad weather. But a Vermont utility is proposing a very different approach: It wants to install batteries at most homes to make sure its customers never go without electricity. …

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Green Street Power Partners completes its largest solar project to date in California

Industry / By Staff

An aerial photo of GSPP’s 26 MW DC addition to the Westlands Solar Park. Green Street Power Partners (GSPP), a national developer, financier, owner and operator of solar energy systems, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of its 26-MWDC Westlands Almond solar project in Kings County, California. This utility-scale solar installation marks GSPP’s …

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Month: October 2023