California flour mill to add more solar power
Miller Milling Co., a part of Japan-based Nisshin Seifun Group, plans to expand its solar power capabilities at its flour mill in Fresno, CA.
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We need an area the size of Texas for wind and solar. Here’s how to halve it.
Researchers used a statistical model to discover the suite of renewable technologies that would minimize land impact.
US Treasury announces new solar tax credit guidance
The US Treasury Department has just issued new rules regarding tax credits for solar power installations in the US. Not everyone is happy.
Long popular in Asia, floating solar catches on in US
Floating solar panel systems don’t just provide clean power and leave no land footprint, but also conserve water by preventing evaporation.
Could growing crops under solar panels provide food and energy at the same time?
Agrivoltaics has other benefits besides dual land use and food security; it could also reduce greenhouse gas emissions and make more efficient use of water.
UK’s first transmission-connected solar farm goes live
A 49.9MW solar farm will be the first in the UK to feed electricity directly into the transmission network.
5 community solar projects are coming to disadvantaged communities in California
The Community Solar Green Tariff (CS-GT) enables residential customers in disadvantaged communities (DACs) to benefit from solar energy.
Construction begins on solar cycling path in Netherlands
The Dutch province of North Brabant will deploy a 500-meter-long solar bike line and test its performance over a 5-year period.
Türkiye officially launches Europe’s largest solar power plant
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan officially inaugurated what is said to be Europe’s biggest solar power plant built on a single site and one of the five largest in the world.
India’s quest to build the world’s largest solar farms
India’s solar program met its original twenty-thousand-megawatt goal four years early and went on to set higher goals.