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The 80 MW Adams County solar farm is anticipated to power 22% of the demand coming from Philadelphia government buildings, as a significant step towards the city’s goal of sourcing 100% of its electricity from renewables by 2030. May 27, 2022 Officials with the City of Philadelphia announced that they have signed an updated power …
The Sunflower Solar Station is one of the first utility scale projects to be constructed in the United States using the BTA model. May 27, 2022 Canadian Solar Inc. announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Recurrent Energy, LLC, successfully completed the construction of the 100 MW Sunflower Solar Station. The solar power plant, located in …
The letter urges President Biden to protect US manufacturing from unfair foreign influence, insinuates a concerted political and lobbyist effort to undermine the investigation, draws on fears over national cybersecurity, and claims current module import shortfalls are an attempt to apply political pressure via a stagnating market. May 26, 2022 US Senators Sherrod Brown (D-OH) …
As was highlighted briefly in the first entry in this series, high wind speeds, especially since the advent and subsequent adoption of large-format modules, are one of the critical variable factors limiting the overall impact that trackers can have on the solar industry. High wind can mean sustained gusts over the course of hours – …
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Since their introduction into the utility-scale solar market, the name of the game with single-axis trackers has always been about increasing yield and optimizing generation for project owners and PPA off-takers. In the years that have followed, a whole host of solutions have driven up the savings presented by the technology exponentially, with gains up …
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The portfolio, awarded by Xcel Energy, is anticipated to provide access to affordable, clean energy to thousands of households throughout the state. May 25, 2022 Utility Xcel Energy has selected Pivot energy to to develop a 41 MW community solar portfolio in Colorado, with every MW in the portfolio exclusively serving income-qualified households beneath an …
CPS Energy, serving San Antonio, is increasingly powering its operations with energy generated through the power of Texas sunlight. May 25, 2022 San Antonio-based electric provider CPS Energy is increasing its investment in solar energy, announcing it has signed on to add a 300 MW project, developed by Consolidated Edison Development. The 300 MW Goliad …
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Cost efficiency while maximizing power output is the name of the game in solar project development and asset management. And the automation of the provision of utility scale solar operations and maintenance (O&M) is fast becoming one of the most compelling opportunities. Help shape the future of automation in solar O&M by completing this first-of-its …
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