The same is on the rise: Recurrent Energy and PG&E signed a solar + storage agreement. A city in Maine put the brakes on solar energy, and there is still a long way to go for cars to reach the grid.
Heliene is increasing 100 MW of module production at a new plant in Florida. The plant will produce ultra-high efficiency heterojunction solar cell modules for residential and commercial applications.
As the climate warms, there is a regional shift in power demand. EIA data shows that due to climate change, household energy use patterns are changing, as milder winters and more extreme summer heat drive demand.
The vehicle to the grid is a few inches closer to reality, but obstacles still exist. V2G technology can provide low-cost energy storage on a large scale, but many obstacles must be overcome.
Recurrent Energy signed a solar energy + storage capacity agreement with PG&E. The 350 MW / 1,400 MWh Crimson project will be launched in the summer of 2022 and will become one of the largest battery energy storage projects in the world.
Maine suspends all solar development for 180 days. After the public strongly protested the aesthetics of the installation, the leaders of the state capitol stopped all development and consideration of large-scale solar projects.
Who is against distributed solar power: the national movement in the east. A new report explores the behind-the-scenes efforts to curb distributed energy and solar deployment efforts. Let’s take a look at the report’s investigation of state-level campaigns in the eastern United States.
AEP Energy purchased more capacity from the Mammoth project in Indiana. The agreement was signed after the long-term renewable energy purchase agreement signed in April for the first phase of the project, which covers 480 MW.
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