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California solar generation grew twentyfold in a decade

New data shows that the energy mix in California is moving away from fossil fuels, and embracing wind, solar and other clean resources.

Sunrise brief: Five major solar panel suppliers found in violation of antidumping laws 

Also on the rise: Clean energy jobs seeing growth across the U.S.

California’s first full-scale direct air capture hub awarded $11.8 million

The hub could potentially remove more than 1 million metric tons of carbon dioxide every year, or the equivalent of eliminating 220,000 gasoline vehicles on the road annually.

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Electric vehicle DC fast-charge network provider invests in solar

Electrify America signed a power purchase agreement for a 75 MW utility-scale solar facility.

Sunrise brief: First Solar reports forced labor in supply chain

Also on the rise: Enphase releases solar products optimized for NEM 3.0. Nikola announces recall of battery electric vehicles, pauses sales after fire investigation. And more.

Mote unveils plans to build its second biomass-to-hydrogen plant in Northern California

The company is working with the Sacramento Municipal Utility District, its hydrogen offtake partner, to develop the project.

Enphase releases solar products optimized for NEM 3.0

The solar microinverter and battery energy storage provider released updates to its product suite to maximize returns under the new net metering rates regime in California.

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U.S. startup to produce perovskite glass for tandem modules

Caelux secured series A funding to deploy perovskite glass that can be integrated with existing solar manufacturing processes to boost module efficiency.

Sunrise brief: Sunlight Financial challenged to sell $550 million in residential loans 

Also on the rise: Nikola bags $58.2 million for hydrogen stations to fuel heavy-duty vehicles. How New York State can stay on track with green-grid goals. And more.

Nikola bags $58.2 million for hydrogen stations to fuel heavy-duty vehicles

The largest of the grants is $41.9 million from the California Transportation Commission, along with California Department of Transportation, to build six refueling stations for heavy-duty hydrogen fuel cell trucks in Southern California.

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