The law requires all new warehouses that are at least 100,000 square feet to reserve up to 40% of their roof area for solar arrays.
The solar array will contribute up to 35 MW to the grid and store up to 240 MWh for dispatch during evening peak demand.
Seven states have passed community choice aggregation laws, connecting consumers to alternative energy suppliers through their local governments.
Competitive bidding for utility-scale renewable energy projects of 3 MW or greater in capacity is planned to begin first quarter 2022.
Solar United Neighbors, a nonprofit solar co-op developer that educates customers and leverages group buy-in, is launching in the Minneapolis – St. Paul area.
The solar project Caracoli was secured in a public auction, and the power will be sold via a 15-year power purchase agreement.
Also on the rise: Ossoff bill would address cost burden of rooftop solar to low- to middle-income customers, and $13 million in seed round funding for a solar module-mounted storage solution.
Also starting up: Shell buys a solar developer, and a New Mexico startup installs electricity producing windows using quantum dot technology.
Hurricane-force wind gusts hit New England during a late October storm, damaging at least one rooftop solar array and leading Commercial Solar Guy to offer a few pointers.
The company worked with PVEL and NREL to test and validate its free design product.
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