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SunPower rises again

Complete Solaria rebranded as SunPower with T.J. Rodgers as its helm.

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Minnesota’s automated solar permitting bill stagnates as deadline approaches

With Minnesota’s permitting process hindering rooftop solar growth, a bill to adopt automated solar permitting lingers in the state house.

Strata Clean Energy enters into 600 MWh battery storage tolling agreement with APS

Under the tolling agreement, Arizona Public Service (APS) can charge and discharge the system for energy as needed. In return, Strata will ensure the system’s capacity, reliability and efficiency.

Oklahoma House passes bill for increased state oversight over clean energy buildout

Solar development has quickly accelerated in Oklahoma, a state ranked 41st for solar capacity, and lawmakers are considering legislation under an emergency expediency to place restrictions on renewable energy development.

Bill to build out agrivoltaics in Oklahoma advances

With Oklahoma’s sudden surge in solar development, the House of Representatives passed a bill aimed at bringing harmony between renewable energy and the state’s farms and ranches.

Solar installers find Illinois a ‘nightmare to operate in’

Despite its many solar incentives, the Illinois solar market is challenged by red tape, arduous permitting processes and lack of standardization, according to a recent report.

UL expands fire testing for emerging battery technologies

The new testing methods reflect industry innovations in batteries while continuing to address fire risk mitigation.

Rooftop solar powers facility, empowers workers in Kansas

Faith Technologies Incorporated installed a 2.16 MW solar project on its facility’s roof using UL 3741’s approach to meeting the National Electrical Code.

Maryland legislators overhaul energy laws in mixed bag for solar

In the final days of Maryland’s 2025 legislative session, lawmakers passed an omnibus energy package that will increase buildout for both renewable energy and gas projects.

Cornell researchers bring art and science to flexible solar ‘skin’

In a pilot project the researchers plan to create a portable, dual-axis canopy of approximately 150 square feet that will morph and track the sun to optimize solar energy capture.

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