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Intersolar North America takeaways: Residential Storage and utility solar O&M improvements

 The event, which is dedicated to advancing the clean energy transition, featured four keynote addresses, hundreds of exhibiting companies, the third annual Solar Games installer competition, and valuable distributed energy panel sessions and networking opportunities.

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SnapNrack introduces solar mount that attaches to module before roof

The TopSpeed solar mount begins installation on the ground, limiting time spent on the roof.

Best practices and guiding strategies for playing the solar procurement game

The solar module buying journey is anything but predictable.

Christmas tree farm in Bethlehem, NH goes solar

The Rocks tree farm will be 100% powered by an 86.4 kW solar array.

GameChange Solar expands its manufacturing footprint in the U.S.

The racking and tracking specialist will have manufacturing facilities in eight states.

Microsoft, Nike and Common Energy partner on community solar in Oregon

The community solar project, owned and operated by Standard Solar, will generate 3.6 million kilowatt hours of clean energy each year and lower emissions across the Greater Portland area.

New Jersey community solar landfill project to serve LMI residents

The 10 MW BEMS community solar landfill project consists of two co-located systems that span two utility territories.

Sunrise brief: More solar module manufacturing coming to the U.S.

Also on the rise: The day Indiana rooftop solar died. Is hydrogen about to have its solar moment? And more.

Sunrise brief: Visualizing the remarkable progress of solar energy 

Also on the rise: PEG racking system survives near-direct 120 mph hurricane hit in Cuba. EIA study finds high solar penetration states showed resiliency to major power outages. And more.

PEG racking system survives near-direct 120 mph hurricane hit in Cuba

PEG’s low profile, 180 MPH wind code approved, high-density racking system weathered a powerful Category 3 hurricane, less than 50 miles from the eye wall.