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The Texas-based residential solar company is in discussions with the governor of the hurricane-ravaged island to help rebuild its grid.

With more than 95% of Puerto Ricans without power, the U.S. solar industry is coming to the aid of the battered island.

Weighing in at 48 MW and 200,000 solar panels, the Lapeer Solar Park increases the Wolverine State’s solar capacity by nearly half, which stood at 103 MW in 2016.

The Illinois Commerce Commission approved the tariff despite some issues over exclusion of transmission charges.

The project for the social media behemoth, at full build-out, will have 300 MW of capacity at several off-site locations. Facebook will use 130 MW to power its own facility.

The company, which funds commercial PACE projects in California and Florida, had funded 56 property-improvement projects to reach the goal by the end of last month.

The Connecticut-based asset management firm has agreed to fund 50 MW of solar projects in five states and the District of Columbia, building on the momentum they’ve had since just before Christmas last year.

The utility says that the more than 139 MW-AC of community solar it has online is the most in the nation; but this is only the beginning.

In move designed to articulate more effectively its role in uniting solar consumers for the fights around the country for solar-friendly policies, Community Power Network relaunches as Solar United Neighbors.

RGS Energy and Dow have reached an agreement to revive the Powerhouse brand in 3.0 form. Could the market conditions finally be right for the long-struggling (but often intriguing) brand?