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Rural electric co-ops receive $4.37 billion in clean energy funding

Funding from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Empowering Rural America Program is available to rural electric cooperatives in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Texas.

DOE finalizes $1.45 billion loan guarantee for Qcells’ Georgia solar plant

Qcells aims to reestablish critical parts of the U.S. solar supply chain by manufacturing ingots, wafers, cells, and finished solar modules.

Solar recycler approved for National PV Recycling Program

Solar Energy Industries Association added SolarPanelRecycling.com to its list of approved vendors for recycling program.

Jimmy Carter, champion of solar energy

At the age of 92, President Carter’s dedication to solar energy came full circle when his family decided to convert 10 acres of their peanut farm into a 1.3 MW solar farm.

U.S. DOE announces $1.45 billion loan for Qcells solar panel factory

The Department of Energy announced a conditional commitment to loan Qcells for its Georgia factory producing solar ingots, wafers, cells, and panels.

Atlanta Motorsports Park goes solar

The motorsports club with an F1-style track is installing a solar array that is expected to power about 60% of its operations.

Summit Ridge to procure 800 MW of Qcells solar panels

The recent agreement brings the total to 2 GW of solar modules that the community solar specialist will purchase from Qcells, mostly manufactured in its facility in Georgia.

Solar market update: Southeast U.S.

State-by-state insights shared at the RE+ Southeast conference held in Atlanta this month.

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Suniva and Heliene partner to produce all U.S.-made solar modules

Under a three-year sourcing contract, Suniva will supply domestically manufactured solar cells to Heliene for incorporation into its solar modules.

Potential effect of the 2024 solar eclipse on solar energy production

To compensate for potential loss of solar energy flowing to the grid, grid operators will have to be ready to rely on other sources to ensure grid stability, as was done during the 2017 and 2023 eclipse episodes.

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