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“Dragon Scale” solar power for space manufacturer secures $21 million

Sandia National Laboratories’ spin-off mPower Technology secured Series B funding to scale its production of silicon solar panels for space applications.

Tariffs reshape project economics for U.S. energy storage

A backlog of warehoused batteries may buffer the energy storage industry from immediate shocks, but time is running out, according to reports by Clean Energy Associates.

Solar’s ‘remarkable’ boom in Trump country

A wave of solar projects and manufacturing investments have poured across states that voted for Trump last November.

RFP alert: IREC seeks proposals for five solar-plus-storage projects in Puerto Rico

The work will consist of installing solar systems with a capacity of approximately 5 kW and battery energy storage systems with an approximate capacity of 13 kWh. An informational webinar will be held on May 6.

Saving money is the biggest driver of residential solar adoption

A recent study by Ohio State researchers finds that cost savings and other practical benefits are the key motivators for people to adopt rooftop or community solar.

U.S. residential solar falls to lowest-ever $2.50 per watt, said EnergySage

Quotes for rooftop solar projects are averaging $28,750 before incentives, said the marketplace operator.

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Top five solar states grow in capacity and investment

The Solar Energy Industries Association ranks California, Texas, Florida, Arizona and North Carolina as the top five states in solar capacity.

Solar PPA market remains stable in Q1 2025

Solar power purchase agreements averaged $57.04 per MWh, increasing 1% quarter-over-quarter in North America.

Wisconsin college expects to save $30,000 annually with solar-plus-storage installation

The 300 kW solar array will offset more than half its electricity use, with the battery energy storage system providing resilience in case of power outage.

Berkeley report endorses all-electric fire rebuilding

Study finds all-electric reconstruction of California’s fire-ravaged towns, compared with “dual-fuel” rebuilding with electricity and natural gas, is cheaper, faster, healthier and safer.

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