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How agrivoltaics can alleviate Washington’s mounting agricultural, energy pressures

An in-depth study looked at the varying facets within Washington’s agriculture industry to determine how and where agrivoltaics can be best implemented to help meet the state’s energy needs and provide financial support to the state’s agriculture industry.

Washington farmers divided over solar on farmland, agrivoltaics largely unknown

A research survey of farmers and ranchers across Washington state offers insight into how developers can best approach solar development in The Evergreen State.

Colocating solar with Washington’s most valuable crop

When designed right, colocating apple orchards and solar installations can be not only economically beneficial for the landowner, but produce a higher rate of marketable apples.

Washington State invests $36 million in clean energy

Another $5 million is expected to be awarded later this spring through the state’s Clean Energy Community Grants program.

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.

Cordelio Power expands with new 1 GWh procurement, new contracts

Cordelio Power’s storage portfolio continues to grow, including sourcing 1 GWh of batteries from Fluence for new storage projects.

Washington State solar recycling mandate

With the state’s new recycling policy set to take effect in six months, Washington’s solar industry is grappling with its implications.

Sunrise brief: How much can I expect to save by installing solar?

Also on the rise: Fair Access to Community Solar Act introduced in Washington State. Startup unveils polymer battery electrolytes that eliminate thermal runaway. And more.

Fair Access to Community Solar Act introduced in Washington State

A recent study by the University of Washington found expanding community solar access in Washington State could deliver substantial economic benefits, including nearly $2 billion in economic output and thousands of new jobs.

Washington state economic impact from community solar could reach $1.7 billion over next decade

Analysis from the Washington Urban Infrastructure Lab finds that a community solar program similar to New York or Minnesota could create thousands of jobs and over a billion dollars in economic impact.

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