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U.S. solar industry week in review

pv magazine USA spotlights news stories of the past week including market trends, project updates, policy changes and more.

Sunrise brief: Petition filed to enforce antidumping tariffs on solar imports

Also on the rise: SunPower to close business units, cut about 26% of workforce. Reconductoring could enable 764 GW of transmission-connected solar by 2035. And more.

A second solar project takes off at JFK airport

TotalEnergies began construction of an onsite solar-plus-storage system, providing energy to Port Authority and Con Edison, as well as community solar for area residents.

Sunrise brief: Earth Day celebrated with $7 billion solar funding announcement

Also on the rise: Soltec launches dual-row, single axis tracker. The role of energy storage systems in the electrification movement.

U.S. solar industry week in review

pv magazine USA spotlights news stories of the past week including market trends, project updates, policy changes and more.

Sunrise brief: Puerto Rico’s solar net metering law at risk from federal oversight board 

Also on the rise: Stable solar power purchase agreement prices present “window of opportunity”. Arcadia raises $50 million to bring AI to community solar. And more.

Arcadia raises $50 million to bring AI to community solar

The company reports that it manages the nation’s largest community solar portfolio with more than 2 GW of solar under management.

U.S. solar industry week in review

pv magazine USA spotlights news stories of the past week including market trends, project updates, policy changes and more.

Sunrise brief: Focus on impact of eclipse shows significance of solar on the grid

Also on the rise: Free solar projection tool beats commercial competition. Solar on canals to test potential to conserve land and water in West. And more.

Illinois agrivoltaic project successfully permitted, despite local challenge

The 4.95 MW Nesler Road agrivoltaic/community solar project will be installed on 36 acres and will grow hay along with generating enough clean, renewable solar energy to power 1,100 Illinois homes each year.

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