Canadian Solar Inc.’s wholly owned subsidiary, Recurrent Energy LLC, has successfully completed the construction of a 100 MW renewable solar power plant near Ruleville in the Mississippi Delta, providing energy to Entergy Mississippi’s 461,000 customers. The Sunflower Solar Station is the largest solar installation in Mississippi and provides enough energy to power 16,000 homes. The […]

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Qcells says its new solar panel manufacturing facility will be located in Dalton, Ga. The $171 million investment will boost production of advanced photovoltaic modules. “Our additional investment in Dalton will help Qcells better serve the needs of U.S. customers with increased local manufacturing capacity,” states Qcells CEO Justin Lee. “Georgia has become the clean […]

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Duke Energy’s nonregulated commercial brand, Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions, has designed and constructed a campus-wide renewable energy system at Brigham Young University-Hawaii (BYU- Hawaii) with rooftop solar, carport solar and battery energy storage. The system contains Tesla Megapacks. The estimated annual electricity production of the entire project will be 6.37 MWh – enough to meet […]

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Maxeon Solar Technologies Ltd. has signed an agreement with CED Greentech to significantly expand Maxeon’s differentiated channel program to residential installers in the United States. This new collaboration combines CED’s strengths as a solar equipment distributor with Maxeon’s panel technology and North America manufacturing footprint. “CED is an ideal partner for Maxeon,” says Mark Babcock, […]

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Borrego, a developer, EPC and O&M provider for large-scale solar and energy storage projects, has entered into a definitive agreement to spin off and sell its development business, including its project pipeline of over 8.4 GW of solar and 6.4 GW/25 GWh of energy storage, to ECP, an energy transition-focused investor. Upon the completion of […]

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Solar installers consider roofing material when deciding which mounts to purchase for each gig, but many pass on job opportunities due to unfamiliarity with certain types of roofs. A prime example of this is stone coated steel (SCS) roofs. These roofs are known by a few other names, such as stamped metal, metal tile, metal […]

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Duke Energy has reached an agreement with solar installers in North Carolina to provide a gradual transition option from existing net metering programs for eligible customers while creating additional future benefits for all of Duke Energy’s customers. The compromise solution reached represents a collaborative effort to account for a broad range of interests. This bridge […]

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TotalEnergies has signed agreements with Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) to acquire 50% of Clearway Energy Group (CEG). This constitutes its largest acquisition in the renewable energy sector in the United States. CEG is a developer of renewables projects and controls and owns 42% of economic interest of its listed subsidiary, Clearway Energy Inc. (CWEN), into […]

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California’s Solano County and renewable energy services provider ENGIE North America have broken ground on a $41 million new energy infrastructure upgrade program as part of a comprehensive sustainability alliance. The project includes 3.4 MW of solar and four sustainable microgrids, with 1.9 MW / 7.6 MWh of battery energy storage with microgrid controls. It […]

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Independent power producer Silicon Ranch and Nextracker LLC, a provider of solar tracker and software solutions, have signed a master supply agreement (MSA) to deliver 1.5 GW of Nextracker’s solar tracker technology to Silicon Ranch projects through 2024, with options to expand as Silicon Ranch’s portfolio grows. The MSA represents the latest milestone in the […]

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Xcel Energy has selected Pivot Energy to develop a 41 MW community solar portfolio in Colorado, exclusively serving income-qualified households beneath an established income threshold. The eight projects are located across Boulder, Logan, Mesa, Morgan and Weld Counties. By offering affordable community solar subscriptions to income-qualified households, Pivot Energy will be able to service groups […]

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Duke Energy Florida’s first utility-scale solar power plant in Bay County is now operational and delivering power to the electric grid. “Growing renewable energy in Florida is a top priority for us, and we are proud to complete the first utility-scale solar site in Bay County,” says Melissa Seixas, Duke Energy Florida’s state president. “This […]

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