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Up to 25 MW of solar will benefit ordinary customers of Philadelphia-area utility

Citizens groups won an order requiring the utility PECO to secure up to 25 MW of solar power, which will be Pennsylvania’s largest solar procurement serving ordinary customers.

Sunrise brief: California utilities scapegoat rooftop solar for high electricity rates

Also on the rise: Meyer Burger loses biggest customer, questions business viability. The grid’s new secret weapon: Your home. And more.

In case you missed it: Five big solar stories in the news this week

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

Meyer Burger loses biggest customer, questions business viability

Swiss solar manufacturer Meyer Burger faces a significant setback as its largest U.S. customer, D.E. Shaw Renewable Investments, has terminated a long-term agreement to purchase solar panels from its Arizona facility.

California utilities scapegoat rooftop solar for high electricity rates

Utilities in California and nationwide are fighting rooftop solar, the major threat to their effective monopoly on the electricity market, said the California Solar and Storage Association (CALSSA).

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Solar powers past wind

For the first time, solar photovoltaics generated more electricity than wind in a single month, according to the EIA.

Massachusetts House passes climate bill, setting example for other states to follow

The Massachusetts bill includes siting reform, which will help speed the buildout of solar and other clean energy technologies.

The grid’s new secret weapon: Your home

Rising energy costs and environmental concerns are pushing buyers toward sustainable features, making virtual power plant capability a valuable selling point.

Sunrise brief: Maxeon solar panels shipped from Mexico denied entry to U.S.

Also on the rise: Anza platform now lists U.S.-made solar cells and modules. The maturing community solar model. And more.

Winnebago recalls trailers with risk of flyaway solar panels

A 2022 Winnebago trailer model has been recalled due to the risk of solar panels vibrating and detaching, causing a potential roadway hazard.

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