Exus Renewables North America acquires Ozone Renewables
The acquisition of the greenfield developer marks a strategic shift for Exus as it internalizes early-stage project origination for its wind, solar, and storage pipeline.
Precision beneath the panels: The hidden engineering inside a solar project
A deep-dive into the precision engineering and metallurgical resilience that sustain the world’s utility-scale solar infrastructure.
Arevon’s 430 MW Kelso Solar project begins commercial operation in Missouri
The facility adds significant clean energy capacity to a state with about 1.7 GW of installed solar.
Prepaid rooftop solar model targets 40% tax credits
The 30% residential solar tax credit expired in 2025, but a new prepaid third-party owned product from SolSource and TriBeam unlocks up to 40% tax credits for home solar projects.
Canada’s largest operating battery storage running Tesla Megapack 2XL units is now commissioned in Ontario
The new battery energy storage system is located nar Lake Erie and has unique community aspects.
Washington’s HB 2296 could improve home solar economics, but advocates say recent amendments are cause for concern
The bill, which is being considered in Senate committees after passing the state House, requires utilities to allow meter-mounted devices to connect between retail electric customer meters and meter sockets. These devices reduce complexity and installation time, ultimately saving homeowners money.
Fronius expands residential solar backup power with PV Point Comfort
The new solution provides an automated, retrofit-ready backup circuit for essential loads on Fronius GEN24 inverters.
Solar and storage are central to Trump energy priorities
Four reasons why the U.S. must deploy low-cost solar and battery storage to meet surging electricity demand and achieve national energy dominance.
People on the move: Arevon, GS Power, and more
Job moves in solar, storage, cleantech, utilities and energy transition finance.
Growing pains: Grid congestion as a renewables bottleneck
The electricity grid is a real bottleneck for energy in the United States, and it’s not only utilities and grid operators who are struggling. Grid congestion also puts pressure on renewable energy project owners and is as much a business problem as it is a technical one, writes Alon Mashkovich, CEO of energy management business software supplier enSights.
