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Arava Power agrees to acquire half of 670 MW OCI Energy Texas solar project

The La Salle Solar facility, which represents the largest single-site solar project for either of the two companies, is scheduled to begin commercial operation in 2028.

Clean energy shifts from fossil fuel replacement to critical load-serving resource

States are now balancing three priorities simultaneously: emissions reductions, grid reliability, and explosive demand growth, explores a report from the North Carolina Clean Energy Technology Center.

Maryland nonprofit Housing Unlimited leads initiative to install more than 270 kW of solar on 40+ Maryland homes

The installations will deliver an estimated $500,000 in savings over 25 years, allowing Housing Unlimited to reinvest the funds toward its core mission of serving adults in mental health recovery.

Spearmint Energy brings 400 MWh of new battery storage online in Texas

Commercial operation reached for twin 200 MWh BESS sites supporting ERCOT’s rapidly growing power demand.

BloombergNEF confirms energy storage has reached the 100 GW era

A record year, and an incredibly strong outlook for the energy storage sector.

Iowa jail to be powered by 1 MW solar facility

Polk County approved a project that is expected to offset 25% of the jail’s energy consumption and save taxpayers $3 million over its lifespan.

Illinois Shines celebrates Walldog Solar, one of the program’s 171 approved agrivoltaics projects

As the Illinois Shines program approaches 4 GW of approved capacity, it’s offering a closer look at one special traditional community solar installation with agrivoltaic and pollinator-friendly attributes.

SRP and NextEra Energy Resources partner on massive solar expansion

Salt River Project and NextEra Energy Resources have signed a power purchase agreement for 3,000 MW of solar to be built in Arizona through 2027.

Clean power captures 91% of new U.S. grid capacity as 2025 installations hit 50 GW

The U.S. clean energy sector set a blistering pace in 2025, with utility-scale solar, wind, and energy storage accounting for 91% of all new power capacity added to the domestic grid.

Solar and storage to lead 86 GW capacity surge in 2026

New federal data shows solar and battery assets will comprise nearly 80% of all new utility-scale power additions planned for the U.S. electric grid this year.