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Yotta and Sunstone partner to offer commercial storage solutions

Partnership will expand business’ access to Yotta Energy’s energy storage solutions with solar loan financing backed by Sunstone Credit.

Puerto Rico moves into seventh place for residential solar per capita

Luma Energy supports more than 54,000 customer connections in its 21 months as grid operator.

Sunrise brief: Federal grants of $4.6 billion available to states aiming to model a clean energy grid 

Also on the rise: Lazard LCOE report sees “zero cost” solar and wind due to IRA. As California cuts solar compensation, batteries offer a solution. And more.

As California cuts solar compensation, SolarEdge aids value retention

Net energy metering 3.0 will soon take effect, cutting payments for solar. SolarEdge’s solution of DC-coupled batteries offers a way to self-consume and protect power.

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50 states of solar incentives: Idaho

Idaho is big on renewables but short on solar, with hydropower as its primary energy source.

California tops the virtual power plant market

Wood Mackenzie report finds that California has more VPPs than the three follow-up U.S. states combined.

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Sunrise brief: North Carolina rulings dent rooftop solar value

Also on the rise: Over 500 MWh standalone battery storage facility enters operation in Texas. Connecticut commercial energy storage demand spurs government action. And more.

Electriq Power secures financing to support Sustainable Community Networks in California

$300 million in financing will help enable access to zero-up-front-cost, clean energy systems for California homeowners.

50 states of solar incentives: Missouri

Missouri has made headway for community solar to come online, while its utility solar market has over 613 MW of advanced construction projects due to enter commercial operations through 2025.

Sunrise brief: Lasers, gloves, trees, and more on the floor at RE+ Northeast 

Also on the rise: Where renewable energy policies are working in 2023. Municipal franchise agreements could drive up to 911 TWh of renewable energy. And more.

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