Also on the rise: SEIA warns that tariffs could put 18 GW of projects at risk, our ‘how long does it last?’ series takes a look at residential storage batteries, and toy wagon maker Radio Flyer goes solar.

Anti-dumping tariffs would jeopardize 18 GW of solar projects by 2023, the SEIA said in a letter to the Commerce Department.

Denver-based SunShare said the investment will allow it to expand into new states.

Also on the rise: Top Gun energy storage project enters service, Broad Reach buys batteries from Chinese manufacturer, and a solar/battery delivery van with 400km range.

Equipment from the Chinese supplier will support the Cascade Energy Storage project in California.

The 30 MW/120 MWh lithium-ion battery storage system is sited near the former location of the naval aviation training center also known as Top Gun.

Also on the rise: Tesla is supply batteries for energy storage projects in Arizona and New Mexico, and our series “how long does it last” looks at residential inverter technology.

The first phase of the project is expected to enter service in June with full commercial operation anticipated for fall 2022.

The 25 MW battery system consists of a series of Tesla Megapacks connected to Salt River Project’s energy grid.

Also on the rise: Dominion wants to add 1 GW of solar and energy storage in Virginia, SunPower inks an exclusive supply deal, and solar on new-build homes can shorten system payback times.