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US corporates seek to install more than 3 GWh of battery storage

Technology companies are the dominant corporates investing in solar and energy storage as electricity demand soars to keep pace with data center growth.

U.S. International Trade Commission to investigate Runergy, Adani for patent infringement

In response to a complaint filed by Trinasolar US, the ITC intends to determine whether Runergy and Adani illegally infringe Trinasolar’s TOPCon patents.

US solar project transforms contaminated brownfield site

Thirty years in the making, but the site of a former circuit board recycling facility is now generating 7 MW of solar energy and providing power to 960 subscribers.

Freyr to acquire Trina Solar U.S. manufacturing assets

The battery maker reports that acquiring the module manufacturing assets is the first step in its plan to build out a vertically integrated domestic manufacturing footprint that will next include a 5 GW solar cell facility.

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Schneider Electric introduces portable solar power station

The OffGrid portable power station provides power for outdoor adventures as well as in hurricane-ravaged areas.

New US rules support solar supply chain, manufacturing

New US incentives support solar manufacturers and encourage the domestic build-out of the earlier stages of the solar supply chain.

Agrivoltaic community solar under development in New York state

BlueWave has started working on three agrivoltaic community solar projects in Johnstown, New York, totaling 16 MW.

Heliene secures $54 million investment to expand US manufacturing

Heliene has obtained a $54 million investment from Transition Equity Partners to expand its solar cell and module production in the United States.

Preliminary decision announced on U.S. solar cell imports

The preliminary decision on countervailing duties on cells from companies in Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia and Thailand are lower than some expected for several major Chinese producers.

U.S. solar industry on track to install 250 GW in five years

According to the U.S. Solar Market Insight Q3 2024 report, in the two years since passage of the IRA the solar industry has added 75 GW of new capacity to the grid, representing over 36% of all solar capacity built in U.S. history.

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