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Watch: Enel activates 181 MW solar, 55 MW storage in Texas

The project joins a large portfolio of renewable energy + storage co-located projects in the state.

Sunrise brief: Three solar projects in Georgia to power Meta (Facebook) data centers

Also on the rise: House passes forced labor bill for Xinjiang region, U.S. Solar Market Insight Report projects Build Back Better could add 44 GW of capacity through 2026, solar microgrid completed for crop production facility in the heart of the corn belt, Texas grid to get much-needed upgrade.

SolarPro posts $10 million for Texas grid upgrades

The upgrade will connect to projects with a combined capacity of approximately 1 GW.

Competitive Power Ventures acquires 460 MW solar portfolio

Purchased from developer Belltown Power, the two projects are located in Illinois and Kentucky.

Odessa Disturbance highlights troubling gaps in solar reliability

A root cause report on a West Texas power disturbance found that, in many cases, the solar industry “is not proactively identifying abnormal performance issues” related to inverter-based resources.

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Report calls on Texas…again…to winterize its energy infrastructure

The FERC/NERC assessment pointed to freezing of generator components and fuel issues as the top two major causes of generator outages, derates, or failures to start during the February 2021 winter storm.

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SB Energy signs 120 MW solar PPA for Texas project

Construction work on the Eiffel Solar project is expected to start in 2022.

Intersect Power names equipment suppliers and EPC for California and Texas solar projects

The 415 MW Radian project in Texas and the 313 MW Athos III project in California are expected to begin construction later this year, and will enter service in 2022.

Supply chain issues are driving solar prices higher and delaying some projects, LevelTen says

Around 12% of developers who were surveyed said they were delaying projects, and the firm’s price index ticked up 4.3% during the second quarter.

Texas laws aim to better protect the state’s power grid from extreme weather events

The legislation was sparked by a mid-February winter storm that lasted for days and crippled much of the state’s electric power grid.

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