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Canada set to surpass 2024 solar growth with rise in behind-the-meter PV

Canada is on track to deploy more solar in 2025 than it did in 2024, according to the Canadian Renewable Energy Association (CanREA), with behind-the-meter installations having a particularly active year to date.

U.S. Army stays course on mission to go solar

The U.S. Army installs solar projects as part of its climate strategy. It recently installed 13 MW of solar at Fort Polk, Louisiana.

Pivot Energy and CU Boulder break ground on 5 MW solar project

The university will source electricity from the Weld County, Colorado project via a virtual net metering project.

What nonprofits need to know about going solar in the post-OBBB landscape

The 30% Direct Pay credit is set to expire soon. Here’s how nonprofits can still lock in solar savings.

ComEd flips the switch on Chicagoland rooftop community solar portfolio

The project is the first of 45 rooftop community solar projects owned by Prologis that will serve ComEd’s northern Illinois area.

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.

Solar project updates: EDP Renewables, Engie, Exus Renewables and more

Solar project milestones and portfolio finance updates for projects small and large on both sides of the meter across the United States.

Low-income housing in Boston to save over $800,000 on bills with rooftop solar

Four solar projects for a 104 unit multifamily were supported by the 30% federal investment tax credit, plus a 10% adder for its designation as a low-income community project – credits that are soon going away under the new Republican budget bill.

Chicago suburb secures stable, lower electricity prices with solar contract

With volatile prices in energy and natural gas, a large park district west of Chicago flipped the switch to solar for its financial advantages.

Why mid-sized real estate is finally going solar

By selling power offsite, landlords can bypass tenant turnover and short leases.

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