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Longroad Energy acquires 98 MW Titan Solar Project from Sunpin

With the acquisition of the Titan Solar Project, Longroad enters the CAISO market and expands its California holdings to 340 MW.

Ideematec trackers support a 7 GW portfolio in Texas

Solar Proponent and Ideematec are working together with an EPC contractor to finalize the delivery schedules for the first Texas project of approximately 650 MW.

Agrivoltaic solar tracker uses cables instead of buried steel

Rute Suntracker system, designed for utility-scale, high clearance solar, may reduce steel use by 30%.

GameChange Solar launches mounting system for east-west oriented solar parks

GameChange Solar designed its new fixed-tilt racking system to maximize module density, with a ground coverage ratio of up to 98%. The systems costs $0.039/W in the United States and $0.029/W in other markets, for a typical 105 mph wind load.

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Utility-scale solar slowed in Q3 2022

Solar had its slowest quarter in two years in terms of deployment, hampered by global supply challenges that slowed growth, delayed projects, and drove up prices.  

Sunrise brief: 26 million acres needed to achieve zero-carbon goals

Also on the rise: Solliance hits 30.1% efficiency on perovskite/silicon tandem solar cell. Trina introduces two TOPCon solar panels. And more.

Shoals Technologies and Nextracker introduce North-South Big Lead Assembly product

North-South BLA trunk bus optimizes electrical balance of system installation, long-term O&M and cuts costs compared to conventional wiring methods.

FTC Solar to unveil new solar tracker technology at RE+ in Anaheim

The new self-powered 1P solar tracking system requires fewer foundations and enables greater energy output.

PVH to open 6 GW U.S. solar tracker manufacturing site

PV Hardware expects the plant to be operational in 2023. This is the latest in a wave of solar supply chain onshoring in the wake of the Inflation Reduction Act.

Sunrise brief: EV shipping is set to blow internal combustion engines out of the water

Also on the rise: Sheep to manage vegetation at solar project in Colorado. Renewables expected to generate 22% of US electricity this year. And more.

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