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U.S. needs 47,000 more GW-miles of transmission by 2035 for a cleaner grid

The U.S. Department of Energy said it may designate “National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors” based partly on the final results from its national transmission needs study.

Florida multi-family solar installation uses SolShare behind-the-meter hardware

SolShare technology enables the residents in 65 of the units to subscribe to a portion of the solar energy produced on the roof, offsetting the cost of their individual electricity bills.

Second-life EV batteries as grid-scale storage

Startup company Smartville received $5.9 million from the Department of Energy to scale its second-life battery program.

California evaluates impacts of an RTO and its effects on state energy goals

A report requested by California’s legislature discusses both expected cost savings from expanding the state’s grid operator into a regional transmission organization, and a potential loss of state policy control.

Sunrise brief: Solar produced nearly 5% of U.S. electricity in 2022, generation up 25%

Also on the rise: Silicon Ranch expands First Solar module supply plan to 6.2 GW. Sono Motors scraps development of Sion solar cars. And more.

Developer takes over New York landfill solar site

The Brookhaven brownfield site spans 35 acres of limited use, capped landfill where over 16,000 solar panels will be constructed using a fixed-tilt, ballasted installation. The solar facility will feed into utility PSEG-LI’s grid.

Credit renewables and storage fairly for their capacity value, says ESIG

An Energy Systems Integration Group report calls for improved approaches to crediting resources for their capacity contribution, starting with fair treatment for all resources.

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U.S. DOE announces $48 million in funding to modernize the grid

Funded projects will develop much-needed technologies that will minimize power grid failures and streamline cost-efficient grid operations at a time when clean energy capacity is growing rapidly.

Government releases $1 billion Puerto Rico energy resilience relief package

The government package includes two rounds that will fund residential solar and storage projects, followed by resilience solutions such as microgrids, community solar and grid modernization.

New York transmission upgrades to make room for renewables

The Public Service Commission of New York State authorized 62 local transmission upgrades to eliminate constraints in delivering renewable energy.

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