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50 states of solar incentives: Alabama

With a public utility market prohibitive of solar development, Alabama constituents are hopeful that the Inflation Reduction Act could create a market for behind-the-meter distributed generation activity.

Philadelphia Solar partners with Translucent to build solar module manufacturing facility in the U.S.

Joint venture with Translucent Energy moves Jordan-based Philadelphia Solar’s planned U.S. manufacturing facility closer to reality.

American Red Cross building goes net zero with New Jersey rooftop PV deployment

The Red Cross’ New Jersey rooftop solar system will produce roughly 2.7 GWh of electricity over the next 20 years, the equivalent of powering 19 homes.

Regulatory approval for SunZia Transmission paves the way for a Southwest renewable energy corridor

If approved, the transmission-plus-wind project (3.5 GW) would become the single largest U.S. renewable energy project to enter operations.

Longroad Energy receives notice to proceed to begin construction of 152 MW Three Corners Solar

Three Corners Solar will become the largest solar facility in Maine upon completion by early 2024.

Visualizing the remarkable progress of solar energy

The last decade laid the foundation for solar to be a major energy source going forward. What will the next decade have in store?

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TVA aims to build 100 MW solar installation on retired coal site in Kentucky

Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) approved a $216 million program to explore turning the Shawnee Fossil Plant, a closed coal ash storage location, into a utility-scale solar project.

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Solar-plus-storage SEIA code proposals for risk designation receive preliminary ICC approval

Without the SEIA proposals, solar-plus-storage projects would have needed to meet FEMA code S76-22 approval for Risk Category 4 , a risk category reserved for hospitals, fire, police and emergency services.

PUC approves 15-year Minnesota Power IRP with 300 MW of new solar

The approved Integrated Resource Plan more than doubles the amount of renewables to enter the energy mix to 1 GW from a prior proposal with 400 MW of solar and wind.

Sunrise brief: California’s NEM 3.0 decision is in

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