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Sunrise brief: Which crops pair well with solar?

Also on the rise: Ossoff bill would address cost burden of rooftop solar to low- to middle-income customers, and $13 million in seed round funding for a solar module-mounted storage solution.

How varied energy storage can enable a low-cost renewable energy future

Analysis from NREL shows that high-renewable operation is possible, and less expensive, when a variety of energy storage technologies are used.

California can cut power costs almost 20% by moving its RPS to 2040

Accelerated and unprecedented additions of renewable generation and energy storage will be needed, but the cost of making the shift is far lower than the status quo, a report argues.

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Renewable energy dominated new U.S. generating capacity

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission data through September showed that solar now accounts for more than 5% of the grid’s total capacity, and is on pace to outshine nuclear power within three years.

Renewable generation hit an all-time high in the first half of 2021

Solar is growing at an unrivaled rate, and wind is now the nation’s largest single renewable energy source.

The world’s largest solar power plants

In his second article, Philip Wolfe founder of Wiki-Solar, lists the world’s largest individual solar PV power plants. The biggest solar parks and other clusters of plants will be named in subsequent articles.

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Solar and wind delivered more energy generation than ever before in March

The two resources accounted for 16.8% of total U.S. energy generation in March, up 34.3% over March 2020.

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Duke plans to be 23% renewable by 2030

The company’s latest sustainability reports outlines efforts to increase renewable penetration and cut emissions, but are these changes coming soon enough?

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Cleantech Roundup: JinkoSolar, MIT, Jeep, and more

Check out this week’s list of some of the newest announcements related to clean energy products.

Developer Ørsted advances solar and wind project

The nearly $500 million project includes 250 MW of solar and is the Danish company’s largest onshore development to date.

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