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Holographic light collector could improve solar panel yield

The collector is built with a low-cost holographic optical element and a diffuser and can be easily embedded into conventional PV modules, according to its creators.

A cliff-hanger as Illinois edges closer to passing desperately needed energy legislation

J.B. Pritzker’s Consumers and Climate First Act has taken center stage, with renewable advocates desperately trying to pass some sort of legislation before the state’s solar market is damaged beyond repair.

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People on the move: CPower Energy, Altus Power, PSEG, and more

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

Solar and wind delivered more energy generation than ever before in March

The two resources accounted for 16.8% of total U.S. energy generation in March, up 34.3% over March 2020.

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Sunrise brief: LG Energy Solution to replace problem li-ion energy storage batteries

Also on the rise: Duke Energy starts work on Speedway Solar near Charlotte, a Connecticut energy storage bill advances, and Guzman Energy signs a PPA for a Colorado solar plant.

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Solar 101: Three tips about those solar tax credits

We are by no means tax pros, but here are three insights to help you see how federal tax credits may benefit your solar project.

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iSun reports a wider loss, but seeks to grow with recent acquisitions

A year-over-year decline in EBITDA was due largely to higher general and administrative expenses and lower gross profit due to the impacts of Covid-19-related shutdowns.

Standard Solar bring solar canopies to 21 Southern California schools

The installations are expected to reduce the CO2 equivalent of roughly six million pounds of coal burned in their first year, and provide urban heat reduction benefits.

EPRI launches decision tool for distributed energy resources

The tool provides a free, publicly accessible, open-source platform for calculating, understanding, and optimizing the value of DER.

California poised to order 11,500 MW of new electric capacity, mostly from renewables

The resources will help the state respond to more extreme weather events and replace generation from 3,700 MW of retiring natural gas plants and 2,200 MW from a retiring nuke.

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