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Utility-scale solar had a record year in 2023. It’s set to double in 2024

The Energy Information Administration (EIA) projects nearly 63 GW of utility-scale electric capacity additions, most of which are solar and batteries. February 16, 2024 The Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its Preliminary Monthly Electric Generator Inventory, releasing projections for high-probability electric generation capacity additions for 2024. EIA expects nearly 63 GW of new capacity this …

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Unirac and Affordable Solar start contruction on solar project for Habitat for Humanity

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Unirac, a solar racking solutions provider, partnered with contractor Affordable Solar to bring solar energy to the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Installation of the $150,000, 43-kW solar panel system on the ReStore Building started Monday, and is expected to help Habitat for Humanity save approximately $11,000 per year. Credit: Unirac “We …

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Blue Ridge Power plans 164 MW solar tracker-based plant in Virginia

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Soltec to supply SF7 trackers that were introduced to the U.S. market last month, and are not only designed to adapt to terrain, but can be locally manufactured, the company reports. February 16, 2024 Blue Ridge Power, a North Carolina-based developer with 7 GW of solar complete and 1.5 GW under construction, is planning a …

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Puerto Rico program to bring low-cost solar and batteries to 30,000 households

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Applications open February 22 for the DOE’s Solar Access Program for eligible single family homeowners in Puerto Rico. February 15, 2024 Residents of Puerto Rico can apply, starting February 22, for the Department of Energy (DOE) Programa Acceso Solar (Solar Access Program). The program intends to provide up to 30,000 low-income households with low cost …

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Soltec supplies trackers for 164-MW solar project in Virginia

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Soltec, a solar tracker manufacturer, will supply its SF7 tracker for a 164-MW solar project in Virginia to be built by Blue Ridge Power, an EPC contractor based in North Carolina. Soltec The SF7 has a two-in-portrait configuration. It is designed reduce construction time with ease of assembly in mind and a reduced number of …

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California regulators approve $1.9 billion investment plan for zero-emission vehicle infrastructure

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The plan is set to create the most extensive charging and hydrogen refueling network in the country. February 16, 2024 The California Energy Commission has officially greenlighted a $1.9 billion investment plan to build out electric vehicle charging and hydrogen refueling infrastructure in the state. The plan, which falls under the commission’s clean transportation program, …

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Sunrise brief: California bill to reevaluate rooftop solar net metering

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CPUC Launches Innovative Pilot Program Empowering Consumers to Clear Utility Bills and Regain Financial Stability

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In a significant move toward assisting energy consumers and addressing service disconnections, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) today launched a pilot program that utilizes community-based organizations (CBOs) to help those who are behind in paying their utility bills. The new Arrears Case Management Pilot Program is aimed at reducing residential energy service disconnections for …

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CPUC Drives California Toward a Clean Energy Future

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The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) today took significant steps to accelerate California’s progress toward a clean energy future. In a new decision in the CPUC’s Integrated Resource Planning proceeding, the CPUC adopted a plan to advance clean energy production while prioritizing affordability. The plan’s combination of a diverse set of resources cost-effectively achieves clean …

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California lawmaker introduces bill to repeal NEM 3.0

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A California lawmaker has introduced a bill to repeal damaging energy policies that have curtailed the state’s solar industry. Assemblymember Damon Connolly (D-San Rafael) has introduced new legislation to reduce fees and taxes on residential solar projects and restore incentives to Californians who are helping to generate clean energy for our grid. The California Public Utilities …

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Month: February 2024