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U.S. grid-scale and residential energy storage hit installation records in Q3

Wood Mackenzie said 96% of grid-scale deployments occurred in Texas and California.

Solar electric camper boat

The POL Lux from Sweden is a catamaran boat design with dual electric motors and a solar canopy that can covert into a private sleeping area.

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Ranking the top 15 nations for solar energy capacity

Ranking the world’s largest producers of solar energy based on the BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2022.

Free GenX model recommended for renewables advocates to conduct utility resource modeling

As trade groups and citizens’ groups advocate for low-cost renewables in state proceedings, they can make a stronger case by preparing their own utility resource plan, for example by using the free GenX model developed at MIT, says nonprofit group RMI.

Greenbacker grows operational renewable energy capacity 61% year-over-year

The independent power producer and climate-focused investment manager reported this growth in its Q3 2022 report.

BLM starts work on 1 GW of Arizona solar, aims to make approval process more efficient

Extending the Obama administration’s 2012 goal of using public land for renewables, the Bureau of Land Management seeks to refine the 32 rules of renewable development for modern times.

Solar cell fabrics to power every surface

MIT researchers developed printable, paper-thin solar cells with record breaking weight-to-power ratios.

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Joint venture commits $400 million to standalone battery buildout in Texas

Regis Energy Partners and Excelsior Energy Capital announced four standalone energy storage projects each with a capacity of 9.9 MW to kick off the portfolio.

Solar car for city mobility priced at $6,250

The two-passenger Squad solar electric vehicle, which will debut in the U.S. in January at CES, is designed for quick trips like grocery shopping or a short-distance commute.

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Biden admin seeks $3 billion for rooftop solar and storage in Puerto Rico

The unincorporated territory continually suffers from grid blackouts following the landfall of hurricanes.

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