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Clean energy power producer secures $300 million corporate credit facility

Treaty Oak Clean Energy will use the facility to expand its clean energy pipeline of solar, battery energy storage and wind.

System-level failures are the next frontier for safer battery storage 

A recent Clean Energy Associates webinar walked through why quality assurance must include integration, supplier oversight and on-site training to reduce system-level risks.

States see widespread policy efforts to overcome grid issues

The 50 States of Grid Modernization quarterly report from NC Clean Energy Technology Center identified policy trends related to grid modernization across the 2025 legislative session.

The hidden costs of your electric bill

With rising electricity costs, now is the time to go solar. To facilitate this, solar experts share six myths about solar.

Commerce lifts duties on certain small Chinese solar devices

Stemming from the first U.S. solar trade cases, the decision means low-power solar devices, made in China generally to control lighting, can be imported into the American market without trade penalties.

Transmission build last year was at one-fifth the pace needed, clean energy group finds

Reaching a low-cost high-renewables grid will require much more high-capacity transmission, but the pace of transmission development is not keeping up.

Solar powers Frontwave Arena in California

DSD Renewables and Baker Electric completed a solar-plus-storage project on the sports facility, home of the San Diego Sockers and San Diego Clippers.

Iron-sodium battery to provide community backup for high fire risk zone in California

The Department of Energy granted $4.1 million to Inlyte Energy to deploy grid-scale batteries in a microgrid in northern California.

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In case you missed it: Six big solar stories in the news this week

pv magazine USA spotlights news of the past week including market trends, project updates, policy changes and more.

State solar bills die in limbo

An update on the good — and the not so good — solar bills from around the United States this year.

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