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Department of Defense maintains strong commitment to renewable energy

The U.S. DoD is in the unique position of being able to make significant investments in climate change and clean energy with significant bipartisan support.

People on the Move: Spearmint Energy, Convergent, Wolfspeed, GoodWe, and more.

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

Sunrise brief: SolarEdge ships battery cells to stationary energy storage market

Also on the rise: U.S. startup unveils portable solid-state lithium-ion battery for residential use. Inside the $455 billion U.S. investment in electric vehicles. And more.

Solar on affordable-housing complex in Austin provides free energy to residents

Foundation Communities, Spear Commercial & Industrial, and Trina Solar US partner to bring equitable renewable energy project to life.

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SolarEdge ships battery cells to stationary energy storage market

The global inverter and storage manufacturer began shipping NMC pouches from its Sella 2, South Korea production line.

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Hoymiles introduces lower-cost solar microinverters for U.S. market

The new series of microinverters can connect to up to four modules at once and contain two maximum power point trackers.

Inside the $455 billion U.S. investment in electric vehicles

The United States private sector makes up for nearly a quarter of the $860 billion in global EV investment announcements through 2030. Funding opportunities via legislation more than double that figure.

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2022 energy storage financing, M&A activity increases

Mercom reports that equity financing and M&A transactions were both up more than 55% in 2022, as the energy transition draws new levels of investment.

RFP alert: East Bay Municipal Utility District seeks turnkey solar canopy structures

Two canopy structures are needed, both of which will have PV systems connected to new PG&E service under California Net Metering 2.0.

U.S. startup unveils portable solid-state lithium-ion battery for residential use

California-based Yoshino Technology has developed portable batteries using solid-state Li-NCM cell technology. The four variants come with power outputs of 330 W, 660 W, 2,000 W, and 4,000 W.

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