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GCL, Canadian Solar, First Solar show biggest solar pipelines

GCL, Canadian and First Solar are reporting the largest project pipelines in GTM Research’s ranking of global developers, however it is unclear how Section 201 duties will affect Canadian Solar as well as No. 4 developer SunPower.

Colorado county approves 75 MW-AC solar project

Cypress Creek’s $136 million Hunter Solar project in Arapahoe County would be the second-largest in the state.

APS, First Solar to install Arizona’s largest battery system

The Arizona-based module manufacturer will install a 50 MW battery system charged by a 65 MW solar farm under a 15-year power contract with the state’s largest utility.

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Navajo Nation solicits additional solar development

Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (NTUA) is asking for utility-scale solar developers to submit bids by February 28 to add more solar to its solar farm, though details of the scale of the work wasn’t released.

Switch announces 1 GW solar project in Nevada

The data center company is partnering with Capital Dynamics to build the largest single solar project in the country, Gigawatt 1.

Rhode Island to issue 400 MW renewable energy solicitation

The procurement will put the state closer to Governor Raimondo’s goal to reach 1 GW of renewable energy by the end of 2020.

U.S. installs nearly 4 GW of solar in Q4 2017

GTM Research has given its preliminary estimate for installations over the full year 2017 at 11.8 GW, a 22% decline from 2016 levels.

Richmond hosts largest publicly owned solar project in SF Bay Area

A group including Cenergy Power, sPower, RP Construction Services and Array Technologies helped commission the 10 MW facility, named MCE Solar One.

Section 201 solar tariffs to be felt across market segments (w/chart)

GTM Research has issued new details that show that distributed solar installations will also see a more than 10% decline from the base case through 2022.

Duke connects 500 MW of solar in 2017

Between its own projects and partnerships with independent power producers, North Carolina’s largest utility has 2.5 GW of solar in its portfolio – and they’re not done yet.

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