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Gaining the competitive edge for battery storage in CAISO and ERCOT regions

A new GridBeyond report finds that succeeding in saturated markets requires software-led agility and real-time decision-making.

California irrigation district calls for halt of farmland conversion for solar

The Imperial Irrigation District noted that 13,000 acres of fertile land have been converted for solar, but it noted renewable energy is an important part of the region’s present and future.

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California scores victory for rooftop solar owners, retaining contracts on home sale

The California Senate Energy, Utilities and Communications Committee voted to preserve solar net energy metering agreements for Californians that sell or transfer their homes.

DOE bets on fire-resilient batteries in latest $15M storage awards

Non-lithium chemistries stand out as attractive options for fire-resilient batteries.

Solar becomes top source of electricity in California

Over the past 12 months, solar power has become California’s largest source of electricity, a trend likely to continue.

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Solar surpasses 10% of U.S. electrical generation for a full month for the first time

In April, solar photovoltaics accounted for 10.64% of all electricity generation, according to the EIA. Combined with wind, the two sources neared 25%, while carbon-free electricity edged above 49%.

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How solar PPAs help transit agencies electrify their fleets

As fleets electrify, transit agencies are turning to solar and battery storage under long-term PPAs to control costs and future-proof infrastructure.

Budderfly activates multi-region virtual power plant

The company is now running grid flexibility services for small and mid-sized business customers across the CAISO, NE-ISO, PJM, and SPP independent system operator grids.

Utility-scale solar developer Solv Energy acquires transmission contractor

Solv Energy acquired high-voltage transmission specialist Spartan Infrastructure.

Interconnection shake-out: 160 GW of solar advances as 12% of projects bow out

About one-sixth of queued solar capacity now holds signed interconnection agreements, signaling real progress even as developers pull more than 130 GW of projects amid tightening interconnection rules.

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