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Enphase stock slides on weakened demand, significantly lowered Q4 guidance

U.S. revenues dropped 16% from the previous quarter while European sales fell 34%.

Advancing iron and salt batteries with $8 million in seed funding

Inlyte Energy moves forward in development of a nearly 50-year old battery technology with ARPA-A award, recent acquisition of Beta Research and new funding by At One Ventures.

The role of partnerships and planning in solar and storage asset management

Experienced O&M professionals and seasoned asset management teams are the linchpin of consistent and reliable power plant performance.

Sunrise brief: American Battery Factory breaks ground on $1.2 billion Arizona gigafactory

Also on the rise: TotalEnergies adds a 280 MW Texas solar facility to its portfolio. Sunnova misses on Q3 earnings, posts sunny forecast for 2024. And more.

Sunnova misses on Q3 earnings, posts sunny forecast for 2024

The energy-as-a-service provider had more losses than the expected consensus, but its stock rose based on an optimistic view for 2024.

Group interconnection studies: Beneficial but not a panacea

IREC’s latest analysis compares group studies with serial solar interconnection studies, concluding that while group studies can help manage queue challenges, they don’t significantly expedite necessary grid upgrades.

Duke completes sale of renewables business, renamed to Deriva Energy

As part of Brookfield, Deriva has 5.9 GW of clean energy assets operating and under construction.

Sunrise brief: Organic flow battery developer nets $106 million growth investment

Also on the rise: U.S. Airforce embraces e-mobility. Caribbean could become offshore floating solar PV giant. And more.

Organic flow battery developer nets $106 million growth investment

CmBlu received funding to scale its long-duration energy storage systems.

Caribbean could become offshore floating solar PV giant, researcher says

Land is scarce but water is abundant for the Caribbean’s 700 islands. Solar economy professor Christian Breyer tells pv magazine that the region’s archipelagic makeup is not a drawback but a benefit for renewable energy generation.

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