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Solar installers find greater success with more transparency in sales process

Potential consumers must have a full grasp of the financial commitments they are making, or contracts may be canceled in that critical period between contract signing and permit approval.

Clearway Energy begins construction on $605 million energy storage portfolio in Utah

Each project will use 4-hour Tesla Megapack lithium ion batteries located adjacent to four operating solar power plants.

Balcony solar gains unanimous bipartisan support in Utah

A new Utah bill allows portable solar power systems of up to 1.2 kWac to connect directly to 120V outlets without interconnection applications or utility fees, provided they meet NEC and UL certification standards.

Sunrise brief: California bill requires utilities to evaluate grid-enhancing technologies

Also on the rise: Polysilicon prices steady amid global trade policy uncertainties. First floating solar installation in Utah. And more.

Utah’s first floating solar project is complete

Ameresco constructed the project on a holding pond operated by the Mountain Regional Water Special Service District.

Construction begins on 400 MW solar and storage project in Utah

Developed by rPlus Energies, the clean energy project that represents an investment of over $1 billion will include 400 MW / 1,600 MWh of battery energy storage.

ES Solar and sonnen find success in Wattsmart VPP program in Utah

ES Solar says its objective is to retrofit 40% of all residential solar arrays in Utah with sonnen VPP batteries.

Sunrise brief: U.S. residential solar down 20% in 2024

Also on the rise: $1B in financing for 400 MW/1600 MWh solar-plus-storage project. Peak Energy secures $55 million Series A funding to manufacture sodium-ion batteries. And more.

Utah developer rPlus secures $1B in financing for 400 MW/1600 MWh solar-plus-storage project

The Green River Energy Center will supply power for PacifiCorp.

Solar on canals to test potential to conserve land and water in West

Three large projects in California, Utah, and Oregon will cover water reclamation facilities with solar panels, offering co-benefits for both energy production and water conservation.

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