Energy Update
The Q CELLS solar module manufacturing facility, seen here from above, is the largest in the U.S. with a capacity of 1.7 GW per year. (Courtesy: Q Cells)
Korean solar energy giant Hanwha Solutions, the parent company of Q CELLS, said it plans to nearly double its U.S. manufacturing capacity.
This article includes reporting from the Associated Press
Duke Energy Corp.’s electricity-generating subsidiaries for North Carolina told regulators on Monday how they can comply with a new state law demanding significant greenhouse gas reductions by the end of the decade.
In Episode 2 of the "Factor This!" podcast, which publishes on Monday, May 23, Lightsource bp Americas CEO Kevin Smith describes how one of the world's largest solar developers is approaching the Auxin Solar tariff petition and the threat of additional tariffs on imported modules.
Despite headwinds caused by the lasting impacts of the coronavirus pandemic, supply chain constraints, trade disputes, and an energy crisis, renewable energy is on pace to set another global record for generating capacity in 2022, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).
By Dan Haugen, Energy News Network
The surprise veto last month of a utility-backed, anti-net-metering bill in Florida prompted cheers of relief from the state’s solar industry and clean energy advocates.
This is likely a scenario where do-it-yourself assembly shouldn't be required. Especially not with this retailer's typical set of parts and instructions.
FERC would have a tough time deciding what to do with SPP’s proposal because SPP’s posture from the beginning was that Order 2222 is not something the distribution utilities and SPP states want.
Contributed by Christian Roselund, Clean Energy AssociatesThe anti-circumvention investigation launched by the U.S. Department of Commerce has thrown the U.S. solar market into chaos and this is unlikely to change any time soon.
With the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law now devoting billions to development projects, including clean energy, the Biden administration has released an action plan to accelerate the permitting and environmental review processes.
BlueWave, a Boston-based solar and energy storage developer that specializes in dual-use projects, has been acquired by infrastructure investment management firm Axium Infrastructure. The purchase price was not disclosed.
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