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AI-enabled solar installation robot 

Maximo the robot will soon help to construct the 2 GW Bellefield solar project in California. 

Sunrise brief: U.S. Bureau of Land Management advances over 6 GW of solar projects

Also on the rise: U.S. clean energy tax credit market to reach $25 billion in 2024. Six states offer grants to help local governments automate solar permitting. And more.

U.S. clean energy tax credit market to reach $25 billion in 2024

A mid-year report from tax credit marketplace Crux showed that deal volume is expected to come in higher than previously expected at $20 to $25 billion this year.

U.S. Bureau of Land Management advances over 6 GW of solar projects

Once complete, the projects would generate enough electricity to power roughly 2 million homes.

Community solar needs to embrace urban rooftops and brownfields

RE+ Mid-Atlantic solar conference panel: While developers prefer greenfield projects, state regulators target other project sites.

Six states offer grants to help local governments automate solar permitting

Solar trade groups in Washington, Colorado and Minnesota advocated for grant programs to speed permitting for rooftop solar, using software such as SolarAPP+. Three other states also offer grants, with two requiring automated permitting.

Sunrise brief: Tesla continues scaling up energy storage business in China

Also on the rise: WoodMac says global solar tracker shipments grew by 28% in 2023, MIT scientists optimize perovskite solar cell components, 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.

Interview: My experience as a battery energy storage homeowner

What is it like being a residential solar and energy storage prosumer living in California? Ahmad Faruqui, economist-at-large, shares his perspective with pv magazine USA .

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Tesla continues scaling up energy storage business in China

The announcement of Tesla’s battery factory in Shanghai marked the company’s entry into the Chinese market. Amy Zhang, analyst at InfoLink Consulting, looks at what this move could bring for the US battery storage maker and the broader Chinese market.

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