Anne Fischer
Energy storage microgrid keeps Massachusetts schools powered during outages
Lightshift Energy and Wakefield Municipal Gas & Light Commission partnered on an energy storage project to enhance resilience of its schools, while also saving as much as $20 million for customers.
Where solar power is poised to cut costs and make a big impact
Electricity costs are rising — and schools and universities are feeling it.
Oregon data center to be powered by 200,000 U.S.-made solar modules
Avangrid procured the solar modules from SEG Solar’s new Houston manufacturing facility to support its Tower Solar project.
Solar installers must educate homeowners on impact of OBBB, survey finds
In addition to educating potential customers on going solar, Aurora Solar’s CEO advises that installers must cut soft costs, adjust sales strategies and prioritize transparency.
Clean energy power producer secures $300 million corporate credit facility
Treaty Oak Clean Energy will use the facility to expand its clean energy pipeline of solar, battery energy storage and wind.
The hidden costs of your electric bill
With rising electricity costs, now is the time to go solar. To facilitate this, solar experts share six myths about solar.
Solar powers Frontwave Arena in California
DSD Renewables and Baker Electric completed a solar-plus-storage project on the sports facility, home of the San Diego Sockers and San Diego Clippers.
Corning acquires JA Solar facility in Arizona
Under the name American Panel Solutions, Corning will expand its footprint by manufacturing solar modules to serve the U.S. solar industry.
Solar module pricing up 12%, according to Anza report
The data and analytics software platform’s Q2 2025 Solar Module Pricing Insights report indicates a double-digit increase in median module price from February to May 2025 in response to tariff and policy changes.
The rise and fall of clean energy deployment following OBBB
A report by BloombergNEF estimates after installations rise to 81 GW in the rush to meet deadlines, they will then fall to 48 GW when tax incentives are gone.
