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NanoGraf develops battery chemistry material with significant energy density increases

The company’s silicon-oxide anode material can increase battery capacity in the 18650 form factor by an initial 12% at a potentially commercially competitive price.

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Solar makes a lot of sense at ground level, too

Solar projects that support native grasses can sequester more carbon than cropland alone. And about all that corn for ethanol.

3 takeaways from the PVEL 2021 reliability scorecard

The annual publication from PV Evolution Labs shares results from solar panel stress tests focused on specified and verified bills of materials.

DOE offers $5M in prize money for American-made solar competition

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) launches competition with awards for innovation in solar hardware and software.

Sunrise brief: Polysilicon prices likely have peaked, Canadian Solar execs say

Also on the rise: Stem provides smart energy storage services to a Bay State project, solar leads in global power generation investment, and Agilitas Energy expands its storage footprint.

Amazon warehouse fire linked to solar installation

The fire, which caused an estimated $500,000 in damages has been deemed to be the result of an issue with the solar system on the roof, according to the Susquehanna Hose Company.

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Michigan regulators approve DTE low-income solar program settlement

The agreement will lower program costs, simplify enrollment, and bring three community solar projects to historically underserved communities.

Back to business in Boston: Solar and Energy Storage Northeast… in-person!

pv magazine USA reports on-site for the first time in 15 months at the Solar and Energy Storage Northeast expo in Boston.

Vesper Energy expands its letter of credit to ramp up solar and storage development work

The company will use the expanded facility to post securities for PPAs and interconnection agreements with energy transmission networks.

Solar 101: Grumpy neighbors and falling quahogs are just two perils to jolt your solar project

Homeowner associations and town councils can derail your solar project. So can dust from nearby factories and bivalve mollusks falling from the sky.

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