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Sunrise brief: Focus on impact of eclipse shows significance of solar on the grid

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Federal community solar program extends $31 average monthly bill savings to low-income households

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Residents in eligible states can save on their electricity bills by subscribing to community solar via the Clean Energy Connector software. The Department of Energy is inviting more states to join the program, which vets solar providers and integrates consumer protections. April 8, 2024 Low-income households are now able to save on their electricity bills …

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Livestream shows how eclipse impacts solar power production across the U.S.

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The 2024 solar eclipse will bring a few minutes of total darkness to twelve states as it cuts its path from Texas to Maine, and interest in how it will affect solar production brings to light the importance of solar energy on today’s grid. April 8, 2024 How much solar will be impacted by the …

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Sizing up wireless networking technologies for large-scale solar

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By Gautam Ghose | Kinematics What comes to mind when I mention the phrase solar networking? If your first thought is about swapping business cards and making small talk at exhibit hall happy hours, you’re not alone. But there is much more to solar networking than working deals, especially in the context of large-scale solar. …

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Free solar projection tool beats commercial competition

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NYSolarCast, a solar projection tool developed by the state of New York to handle its growing base of solar power facilities, demonstrated equal or superior performance compared to competing commercial alternatives, according to a year-long analysis. April 8, 2024 Researchers have found that NYSolarCast, New York state’s dedicated tool for predicting solar generation forecasts, is …

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Sunrise brief: California elected officials call for repeal of “utility tax”

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Illinois agrivoltaic project successfully permitted, despite local challenge

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The 4.95 MW Nesler Road agrivoltaic/community solar project will be installed on 36 acres and will grow hay along with generating enough clean, renewable solar energy to power 1,100 Illinois homes each year. April 7, 2024 Lightstar Renewables, a Boston-based community solar developer, announced the successful permitting of a 4.95 MW agrivoltaic community solar project …

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Sunrise brief: Mixed start to spring for solar in North America

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California elected officials call for repeal of “utility tax”

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A coalition objects to the $24 fixed monthly charge that the California Public Utilities Commission approved to be levied on customers, regardless of how much electricity is used at home. April 5, 2024 The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) released a proposed decision that would apply an average charge of about $24 a month, adding …

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Mixed start to spring for solar in North America

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In a new weekly update for pv magazine, Solcast, a DNV company, reports that the solar regions of California, Nevada, Arizona and western Texas saw lower than normal irradiance in March, while high irradiance levels were recorded from the midwest to the Carolinas and across most of Mexico. April 5, 2024 From pv magazine Global …

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Month: April 2024