310MWp PV + 448MWh energy storage system comes online in CA
Renewables developer Intersect Power has brought a 310MWp PV, 448MWh energy storage system project online in California.
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Massive win for multifamily solar in CPUC proceedings
Due to advocacy from Ivy Energy, NEM 3.0 has a lessened impact on multifamily solar. VNEM and NEMA will be fully retained with 2 caveats.
Union-built 310-MW solar + storage project comes online in California
The Athos III solar project (also known as Blythe Mesa Solar II) is now online, generating 224 MWAC/310 MWDC of solar energy, enough to power 94,000 homes.
Amazon, Meta and Google buy more clean energy than any other companies
Amazon, Facebook (Meta), and Google (Alphabet), are the top three corporate purchasers of wind and solar energy, according to a report from an industry group.
SPI Energy begins M10 module manufacturing at new production line in California
SPI Energy has begun manufacturing M10 modules in the new production line in Sacramento which will add 550MW of solar module capacity.
Scientists developing floating solar farms that can withstand rough oceans
New research is being conducted to develop methods for keeping solar panels operative in the high seas.
Analysis shows US wind and solar could outpace coal and nuclear power in 2023
A new analysis of federal data shows that wind and solar alone could generate more electricity in the United States than nuclear and coal over the coming year.
With more compensation and incentive options, energy storage adoption is on the rise
Thanks to the new storage investment tax credit (ITC), 2023 should be a banner year for US energy storage adoption across all markets.
California greenlights more than 800 MW of storage and solar
The CPUC on Thursday approved three energy project contracts that will collectively provide more than 800 MW of new solar and storage capacity.
Residential batteries linked over internet could soon help California’s electrical grid
Newly developed software allows the management of thousands of residential batteries, which, if used collectively, become a virtual power plant.