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Largest solar and storage project in U.S. activated

The 875 MW California solar project is comprised of nearly 2 million solar panels and has over 3 GWh of energy storage.

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Sunrise brief: U.S. solar power generation forecast to grow 75% through 2025

Also on the rise: Meyer Burger to cease PV module production in Germany. From the show floor at Intersolar 2024. And more.

Scale Microgrids acquires 500 MW of distributed solar projects

The company purchased distributed solar and storage projects across the United States, including in New York and California.

From the show floor at Intersolar 2024

Solar modules, home battery storage, solar installer sales solutions, and more can be seen this week at Intersolar in San Diego.

BLM seeks public comment on 400 MW solar project near Las Vegas

Candela Renewables proposes to construct the 400 MWac Rough Hat Clark County Solar Project that will include energy storage of up to 200 MW.

Solar home sales: location and premium price

MarketWatch studied Zillow listings to determine which regions of the U.S. have the highest number of solar-powered homes for sale per 100,000 people and how much more prospective buyers are paying for solar-powered residences across the country. 

Sunrise brief: California to grant $52 million for vehicle-to-grid home energy stations

Also on the rise: EcoFlow battery generator can back up a house for up to a month. Nautilus invests in community solar in the Midwest. And more.

California to grant $52 million for vehicle-to-grid home energy stations

Smart home energy company Dcbel was awarded grant money for the deployment of EV charge-controlling devices that can respond to dynamic grid price signals.

Contact lens manufacturer safeguards operations with rooftop solar

California-based Staar Surgical will reduce operational costs and avoid spoiled production with an on-site solar microgrid.

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Indoor bifacial solar cell technology at CES 2024

Ambient Photonics touts its new solar cell as the future power source for connected devices, potentially eliminating the need for batteries.

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