Also on the rise: Rooftop solar fires are a real and growing risk, A-SMACC says it could refile anti-dumping tariff petitions, and five New England colleges now are powered by solar under a novel PPA arrangement.
Falling battery costs and “surging” renewables penetration make energy storage a “compelling flexible resource in many power systems.”
In a change from previous years’ reports, however, balance of systems costs have increased or remained flat across sectors in 2021.
Researchers from Yale found that parking lots across Connecticut could host 7 GW of solar capacity and produce 9,000 GWh of electricity in their first year of operation.
The report raised concerns over future pricing stability and product availability as demand for battery products increases.
Rapidly falling price of solar panels has created an impetus for the construction of solar fields, which is often perceived as competing with crop production.
Also on the rise: NREL points to energy efficiency as a good substitute for energy storage, and a salary survey finds a widening pay gap between women and men in the solar sector.
The technique is reported to be able to deliver recycled silicon with a purity of up to 99.9984%.
Reducing building energy usage by about 60% is key to a least-cost 100% renewable energy grid, the study found.
Also on the rise: SEIA urges an end to Section 201 tariffs on solar imports, CATL signs a battery deal with startup EV maker Fisker, and Solar Landscape wins 46 community solar projects in New Jersey.
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