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  • 10,000 MW large-scale battery power capacity to be added to the grid from 2021-23, EIA says

    The U.S. could add 10,000 MW of large-scale battery power capacity from 2021-23 – 10 times the total in 2019 – according to a new report by the U.S. Energy Information Administration. EIA expects most of the new storage capacity to come from systems co-located or connected to solar projects. By the end of 2020,…

  • Facebook building solar-powered data center in Arizona

    Facebook will build its newest data center in Mesa, Arizona – powered by 100% renewable energy. The social media giant announced a collaborative effort with the City of Mesa, Arizona Commerce Authority, and the Salt River Project to bring three new solar projects, totaling 450 megawatts, to the local grid in support of the facility.…

  • S&P: Why Florida will become the Southeast’s solar leader

    Utility-led expansions, competitive prices, and favorable state policies are developing Florida into the Southeast’s leader for solar capacity, according to a new report by S&P. The state is expected to add more than 13,000 MW of solar generation installed over the next decade, the author’s stated, citing state regulators, with enough capacity coming online this…

  • WATCH: A conversation with Heliene CEO Martin Pochtaruk

    Heliene heterojunction solar cell module (Courtesy: Heliene) Canadian-based solar panel module manufacturer Heliene is taking another step in its mission to advance the North American supply chain with the launch of a new facility in Riviera Beach, Florida next month. The Riviera Beach facility – the company’s third in North America – will be the…

  • Heliene brings HJT solar cell module manufacturing back to the U.S.

    Heliene heterojunction solar cell module (Courtesy: Heliene) Canadian-based solar panel module manufacturer Heliene is taking another step in its mission to advance the North American supply chain with the launch of a new facility in Riviera Beach, Florida next month. The Riviera Beach facility – the company’s third in North America – will be the…

  • Bill Gates-backed Ambri raises $144 million to finance long-duration energy storage projects

    Energy storage developer Ambri announced a $144 million financing round, backed by India’s Reliance New Energy Solar Ltd, Paulson & Co. Inc, and the company’s largest shareholder, Bill Gates, among others. The funds will be used to finance and commercialize Ambri’s daily cycling, long-duration system technology and to build a domestic manufacturing facility, the company…

  • LS Power launches Rev Renewables to operate energy storage and renewable projects

    LS Power announces the formation of Rev Renewables LLC to develop, acquire and operate energy storage and renewable projects, including conventional hydropower and pumped storage. Rev brings together the storage and renewable assets of parent company LS Power – a firm with three decades of investment, innovation and development experience in the U.S. power and…

  • U.S. offshore wind generation goals have a supply chain problem

    The growth of offshore wind generation in the U.S. faces challenges caused by an immature supply chain and insufficient resources, according to an industry report. The report – sent by renewable energy research firm Lium to its clients – said the Biden administration’s goal of 30 gigawatts of offshore wind production by 2030 is possible,…

  • Will NIMBYs sink new clean energy projects? The evidence says no – if developers listen to local concerns

    Sanya Carley, Indiana University and David Konisky, Indiana University As Congress debates billions of dollars in new infrastructure investments, advocates are touting the social and economic benefits of building new high-voltage transmission lines, clean energy plants and electric vehicle charging stations, along with fixing aging roads and bridges. But when it’s time to break ground,…

  • EDP Renewables brings 180 MW wind farm online in North Texas

    Commercial operations are underway at EDP Renewables’ 180-megawatt Wildcat Creek Wind Farm in North Texas – the company’s fifth operating wind farm in the state. EDPR’s Reloj del Sol Wind Farm in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas (Courtesy: EDPR) With the recent launches of Wild Creek Wind Farm and Reloj del Sol Wind Farm in…

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