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Colorado electric coop to receive clean energy from agrivoltaic project 

Silicon Ranch will build, own and operate the 150 MW Byers Solar Farm, with United Power signing a power purchase agreement for all the energy produced.

Three agrivoltaic community solar projects planned for New York

The three solar installations in Johnstown, New York are under development by BlueWave.

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Utility-scale agrivoltaic installation in Ohio is now operational

Savion developed the 180 MW solar power plant located in Madison County, one of the first operating utility-scale solar sites to integrate soybeans, alfalfa and forage crop production within the array.

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Indiana’s largest solar power plant about to come online

Mammoth North Solar is a 400 MW agrivoltaic installation that is the first phase of Doral Renewables’ 1.3 GW solar complex.

California solar installation designed for grazing sheep

Renewable America designed the project to disturb the land little as possible, installing fixed-tilt tracker array that required no grading.

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U.S. solar industry week in review

pv magazine USA spotlights news stories of the past week including market trends, project updates, policy changes and more.

U.S. solar industry week in review

pv magazine USA spotlights news stories of the past week including market trends, project updates, policy changes and more.

Solar-plus-storage agrivoltaic installation commissioned on O’ahu

Located on University of Hawaii land, AES launched a solar energy installation with an energy storage system, one of a dozen solar projects AES is constructing throughout the state.

Sunrise brief: Focus on impact of eclipse shows significance of solar on the grid

Also on the rise: Free solar projection tool beats commercial competition. Solar on canals to test potential to conserve land and water in West. And more.

Illinois agrivoltaic project successfully permitted, despite local challenge

The 4.95 MW Nesler Road agrivoltaic/community solar project will be installed on 36 acres and will grow hay along with generating enough clean, renewable solar energy to power 1,100 Illinois homes each year.

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