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iSun looks to double 2021 revenues, but labor and supply chain issues dampen profits

The company reported Q2 revenues of $4.3 million, up 57% from the same quarter in 2020.

Lagunitas Brewery serves up solar-brewed beers

In this case study, LG solar takes a deep dive on the company’s work with Lagunitas Brewery, showing the struggles overcome and the innovation needed to deliver the best beer the sun can brew.

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Residential solar pricing down 6.3%, hints of greater drops coming

Residential solar installation price declines have accelerated over the past year. However, energy storage pricing has gone up, with Enphase taking an increasingly larger share of the market.

Startup Sunday: copper thin film material wins DOE award

Also starting up: Dutch two-seat solar EV for ride sharing, and French company Supersola releases a plug-and-play solar module.

Sunrise brief: California approves solar mandate on new commercial buildings

Also on the rise: comment period opens for 1 GW solar and storage in the California desert, Xos unveils a mobile EV fleet charging station, and voters in the west support a clean energy standard.

EVE to supply Powin with 1 GW of battery cells

The cells will be used in Powin’s Stack360 storage product, with the first units slated for delivery in later this year.

Xos unveils mobile charging station for EV fleets

The company offers a portable charging trailer for commercial electric fleets, providing power without making fixed infrastructure upgrades.

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240 MW PV, 20 MW storage proposed in upstate NY

Rich Road Solar is an EDF Renewables-proposed project that would begin construction in late 2023, and it joins a large pipeline of New York proposals and approved projects by EDF.

Sunrise brief: NextEra will build solar + storage project with Salt River Project as offtaker

Also on the rise: Madison Energy commits funds for C&I solar in Connecticut, highlights of solar in the Senate budget proposal, and who is working against distributed solar in the Midwest and West.

Who is working against distributed solar: State campaigns in the Midwest and West

A new report explores who is behind efforts to curb distributed energy and solar deployment. In this part, we look at the report’s investigation of state-level campaigns focused on the Midwest and West.

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