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People on the move: Innerdex, BlueWave, Dynamic Grid, and more

Job moves in solar, storage, cleantech, utilities and energy transition finance.

RE+ Northeast 2024 shines in Boston

The largest and longest running of the RE+ regional conferences, this year it’s bigger than ever, having outgrown its previous space and now filling a hall in the Boston Convention Center.

Large-format solar modules and legacy assumptions

While most large-format modules are lab tested for certification, the lab is not the real world. The field loading applied to a solar module depends on the structure on which it is mounted and the terrain of the project.

Sunrise brief: Debunking the myth that all solar panels come from China 

Also on the rise: The top ten solar panel brands serving the U.S. market. Solar actuators, the brains and brawn behind solar trackers. And more.

The top ten solar panel brands serving the U.S. market

A report from informational site SolarReviews ranks the top solar panel manufacturers based on weighted metrics including value, quality, U.S. investment, and more.

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Blue skies ahead for EVs and the energy metals that power them

Every new major innovation experience hiccups on the way to mainstream adoption, but the EV market has had stratospheric growth.

SolAmerica Energy procures 205 MW of First Solar modules

The company plans to use First Solar’s modules for its portfolio of community solar facilities, three commercial and industrial solar plants and various other solar projects in the U.S.

Debunking solar myths: All panels come from China

Part One of Dan Shugar’s series on replacing fiction with facts about solar, when the proverbial Uncle Bob comes to dinner.

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Solar actuators, the brains and brawn behind solar trackers

Can you tell solar actuation systems apart? Knowing what’s in an actuator and how it’s tested is paramount.

Sunrise brief: Qcells partners to recover 95% of solar panel value with recycler

Also on the rise: Hawaii legislation seeks to undo “massive momentum killer” for rooftop solar. Electrolyzer manufacturing capacity could outpace demand by 2030. And more.

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