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Optimizing energy storage for performance and ROI

Now that energy storage technologies are eligible for the investment tax credit, the central storage question is no longer whether to deploy it, but how much and how fast.

World’s largest advanced silicon EV battery material fab begins construction in U.S.

A 20 GW initial production capacity will take place at the Washington state plant run by Group 14 Technologies.

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Northeast workforce training for offshore wind, distributed solar

Young adults are turning their attention to careers in environmental studies, including renewable energy development roles. 

50 states of solar incentives: Montana 

Montana, dubbed the Big Sky Country state, ranks 30th in the country based on its abundant hydro and wind resources, but is ranked 44th based on solar energy output.

Co-location, transferability and prevailing wages

At the SEIA Finance, Tax and Buyers Seminar, Deloitte Tax discussed five potential pitfalls when interpreting and applying the IRA in these early days of its implementation.

LG reveals plans for U.S. heat pump factory

LG Electronics North America has revealed plans to manufacture 100% electric heat pumps in the United States for the first time.

CAISO interconnection improvements proposed by SEIA, CESA, and CalCCA

The trade groups proposed interconnection process improvements including more transparency on available and planned transmission, incorporating best practices of other grid operators, and raising the grid management fee to pay for additional staff.

Sunrise brief: Energy community guidance is in

Also on the rise: Rhode Island’s Solar Neighborhoods Act would mandate solar on parking lots and new construction, a battery materials manufacturer commercializes a new silicon anode with a promised 20% boost to EV range, and more.

People on the move: Anovion, OIC, Thornova and more

Job moves in solar, storage, cleantech, utilities, and energy transition finance. 

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141 million U.S. residents impacted by electricity capacity constraints in 2022

In 2022, supply capacity constraints, rising costs, and severe weather events increasingly put the energy grid at risk. In 2023, local solar and storage offer a solution.

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