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Has the Inflation Reduction Act bolstered the U.S. solar supply chain?

Wood Mackenzie is tracking the capacity that manufacturers have announced will come online in the U.S.; however, three challenges remain including a balance of materials, pricing and tariffs.

Sunrise brief: Fronius unveils residential string inverter for rooftop solar.

Also on the rise: Vermont becomes first state with Climate Superfund Act. Solar project developers face opposition from Joshua Tree conservationists. And more.

Solar project developers face opposition from Joshua Tree conservationists

The site of the Aratina Solar Center in Kern County, California, is home to western Joshua trees, and therefore the developer has to comply with the Western Joshua Tree Conservation Act that was enacted in July 2023. Incidental Take Permits authorize renewable energy developers to remove trees with an option to pay a standard mitigation fee rather than complete mitigation actions.

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Perovskite tandem solar panel integrator nets DOE investment

Tandem PV integrates perovskites with traditional silicon solar panels, a technology that promises increased power output.

Fronius unveils residential string inverter for rooftop solar

The Fronius Gen24 inverter comes to North America after success in Europe.

Texas to host 300 MW of geomechanical energy storage projects

Quidnet Energy, a provider of geomechanical energy storage (GES) technology, has joined hands with distributed energy resources developer Hunt Energy Network to deliver 300 MW of storage projects in the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) grid operating region.

Vermont becomes first state with Climate Superfund Act

The Vermont legislation intends to hold fossil fuel corporations responsible for climate change.

JinkoSolar claims 33.24% efficiency for perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells

JinkoSolar says it has achieved a 33.24% efficiency rating for its perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells, confirmed by the Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and Information Technology under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS).

PVRadar offers solar project risk assessments factoring in historical climate data

PVRadar Labs has expanded its software platform to include PV project risk assessment functionality, reportedly enabling more realistic performance estimates based on historical climate data.

Sunrise brief: ‘Misguided’ CPUC vote may derail California community solar

Also on the rise: Are false pretenses driving solar cell tariff case? Long-duration energy storage poised to outcompete lithium-ion batteries. And more.

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