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SQN to sell off Suniva’s cell tools

Tools that Suniva used to manufacture solar cells will now be sold off, limiting the possibility for the company to re-emerge as a cell maker.

SunPower to buy SolarWorld Americas

The two biggest names in the solar trade fight will now be one company. SunPower will again be a U.S. manufacturer, and SolarWorld will begin producing P-Series modules.

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Trump Administration opens up $105 million in funding for solar research

The DOE has issued a call for projects to apply for funding in the areas of grid integration, PV, CSP and workforce diversity.

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SEIA reports 18 companies reducing solar deployment, workforce in 2018

The national solar trade organization has listed cancelled investments and hiring as well as job losses in its comments supporting requests for exclusion from Section 201 tariffs.

Surviving and thriving in Puerto Rico with solar power and energy storage

In this interview Maximo Solar CEO Maximo Torres talks with pv magazine about the role that solar and energy storage are playing in the recover of Puerto Rico, and what he sees for the future of the island’s grid.

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Kentucky anti-solar legislation killed

The bill to allow utilities to impose fees and change compensation for customer-sited solar PV has been sidelined in the Kentucky Senate.

New Jersey passes wide-ranging energy legislation on solar, batteries and nuclear power

The two bills will increase the state’s RPS to 50% by 2030, require 5% of electricity to come from behind-the-meter solar by 2021, set a 2 GW energy storage goal and bail out nuclear plants.

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U.S. solar investment remains sluggish in Q1 2018

BNEF’s latest report on global clean energy investment trends finds a second quarter of slow investment in solar, with the U.S. market remaining interrupted.

Solar and wind plus storage to increasingly replace gas plants

A session at BNEF’s Future of Energy Summit explored how renewables paired with energy storage are successfully competing with new gas plants.

Attempt to reverse LePage solar policy veto fails (again) in Maine

The second attempt to overturn the idiosyncratic governor’s veto of a solar policy fix has again failed by two votes.

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