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Heliene expands solar manufacturing in the U.S.

Minnesota manufacturing to be doubled in size from 150 MW to 300 MW of solar modules, creating approximately 130 new jobs.

Sunrise brief: Barbados finalizes plans to construct a 60 MW portfolio of community solar gardens 

Also on the rise: Minnesota Power seeks 300 MW of regional solar. Canadian Solar reports Q3 earnings miss, eyes strong 2024 growth. And more.

RFP alert: Minnesota Power seeks 300 MW of regional solar

Adding 300 MW of solar through this RFP will increase Minnesota Power’s current solar portfolio by tenfold.

Building not your average dream home: Finding an architect

The second in the series of building a sustainable dream home led the author on a search for the right architect and builder during which she ran into a few challenges.

Group interconnection studies: Beneficial but not a panacea

IREC’s latest analysis compares group studies with serial solar interconnection studies, concluding that while group studies can help manage queue challenges, they don’t significantly expedite necessary grid upgrades.

Sunrise brief: New website provides automated engineering stamps for residential solar

Also on the rise: Building not your average dream home. APsystems releases AC-coupled residential battery charger. And more.

Building not your average dream home

The first in the series “Not Your Average Dream Home,” which delineates how the author chose the perfect plot of land in the U.S. that is most likely to be safe for the next few decades from the risks caused by human climate disasters.

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Xcel Energy approved for expansion for 710 MW solar project

Once completed, the Minnesota project will be among the largest in the United States.

Nexamp orders 1.5 GW of Heliene solar modules

The modules will support the construction of about 400 new community solar projects.

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Heliene plans to manufacture 1 GW solar modules, 1.5 GW solar cells in the U.S.

Canadian-based Heliene plans a new factory in Minnesota that will begin producing modules in 2024 and cells in 2025.

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