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Don’t let the solar lights go out in California

California deserves its shining reputation as an incubator of innovative environmental policies that protect our planet. But the Golden State is now at risk of dimming its own success.

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Market headwinds persist through 2023 for rapid deployment of renewable energy, report finds

A Deloitte survey of power sector executives found that 56% of respondents think it could take two to three years to ease supply chain constraints in the U.S. clean energy market.

Biden admin seeks $3 billion for rooftop solar and storage in Puerto Rico

The unincorporated territory continually suffers from grid blackouts following the landfall of hurricanes.

50 states of solar incentives: Arkansas

The Natural State now stands at the precipice of a multi-gigawatt solar wave as its out-of-state utility pulls the plug on natural gas and coal generation looking to 2030.

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American Battery Factory to build Tucson, Arizona battery cell gigafactory

The battery Gigafactory will bring 300 initial full-time jobs, scaling up to 1,000 cumulative jobs over time.

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People on the Move: Solar Integrated Roofing, Pattern Energy, and more

Job moves in solar, storage, cleantech, utilities, and energy transition finance.

Sunrise brief: Tariffs are not the biggest threat to U.S. module supply

Also on the rise: Tigo Energy to go public in Q2 2023. Best practices for planting a pollinator-friendly solar project. And more.

Best practices for planting a pollinator-friendly solar project

How to avoid critical mistakes when planting pollinators for solar projects.

Genie Energy to proceed with two New York community solar projects for 2023 construction

The retail energy provider recently acquired rights to develop seven community solar projects with 34 MW of total capacity in New York and 30 MW of total capacity in Pennsylvania, which it is advancing through permitting.

Solar anti-circumvention ruling will not damage short-term module supply, but UFLPA might

The preliminary finding that solar companies are circumventing U.S. tariffs is not expected to have a tangible effect on solar component supply, according to TrendForce.

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