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Two approaches to save net metering in Puerto Rico

A solar trade group wants the White House to appoint new pro-solar members to the federal oversight board that has challenged Puerto Rico’s net metering law, while the former president of the Puerto Rico Senate advises considering amending the law.

Solar powered electric truck stop opens in California

WattEV’s 5.7 MW solar-powered truck stop, with demand charge management driven by solar-;plus-storage, has begun operations in Bakersfield, California.

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Sunrise brief: Opposition stymies solar – sometimes

Also on the rise: Solar and wind powered boat’s final voyage across the sea. Active Surfaces raises $5.6 million to develop ‘solar 2.0’. And more.

Opposition stymies solar – sometimes

Strong growth in U.S. solar installations might suggest that solar has strong support but developers cite public opposition as a major challenge.

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U.S. solar industry week in review

pv magazine USA spotlights news stories of the past week including market trends, project updates, policy changes and more.

Sunrise brief: California did what?

Also on the rise: Longi announces 27.30% efficiency for heterojunction back contact solar cell. Heliene inks supply agreement with UGE for U.S.-made solar modules. And more.

Sunrun to aid California in its electricity imbalance with home solar and battery VPP

Over 16,000 Sunrun customers will supply the grid during peak electricity demand events.

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Energy transition needs batteries… and more batteries

A recent IEA report says China holds all the cards in chemistry and production.

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Heliene inks supply agreement with UGE for U.S.-made solar modules

With the Heliene supply agreement in place, UGE is projected to begin qualifying for the domestic content adder on projects that start construction as early as this summer.

Colorado co-op United Power is free to pursue renewables after exiting Tri-State

To build out its renewables portfolio, United Power is the latest electric utility co-op in Colorado to exit its long-term power supply contract, while other co-ops plan to let their contracts expire.

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