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Solar’s unprecedented growth in November highlights its increasing dominance in the U.S. energy landscape—SUN DAY Campaign report

Solar energy set a new record in November for capacity additions, dominating U.S. energy generation and is on track to surpass other major ...

By Derick LilaJanuary 18, 20240

Report and Analysis

California’s rooftop solar industry suffers a downturn from state policy changes—impacting business viability

The average solar owner now misses out on roughly $1,200 yearly savings.

By Derick LilaJanuary 9, 20240

Insight

These big three companies are dominating the U.S. residential solar-plus-storage market. What does that tell us?

The U.S. solar-plus-storage market is experiencing a dynamic shift with Tesla, Sunrun, and SunPower leading residential installations, while the commercial sector is concentrated ...

By Derick LilaJanuary 3, 20240

Perspective

Solar energy and its cheaper bills are coming to more disadvantaged communities in Texas

Doris Brown's solar-powered home in Northeast Houston, serving as a refuge during power outages, exemplifies the growing movement to expand solar energy in ...

By Derick LilaDecember 27, 20230

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Report and Analysis

Analysis of FERC and EIA data indicate solar contributed 67.2 percent of new U.S. generating capacity in July 2023, with 1,824-MW capacity added.

The July 2023 data from FERC and EIA reveals a significant growth in solar energy, making up 67.2% of new U.S. generating capacity ...

By Derick LilaOctober 2, 20230

Insight

Ford Motors temporarily halts construction of Michigan-based electric vehicle battery plant due to ongoing contract negotiations with the United Auto Workers union.

The automotive giant's decision underscores the complexities of balancing technological progress with labor concerns.

By Derick LilaSeptember 27, 20230

Insight

The U.S. Energy Department is investing $325 million in advanced battery technologies to bolster renewable energy storage across 17 states

This push symbolizes a shift towards a greener future, reducing dependency on non-renewable energy sources.

By Derick LilaSeptember 24, 20230

Insight

Is ‘range anxiety’ justified? Tesla grapples with a class action lawsuit of false advertising its electric vehicles’ driving range, spotlighting consumer trust in the industry.

Tesla is facing a proposed class action lawsuit in California, accused by three owners of falsely advertising the driving range of its electric ...

By Derick LilaAugust 7, 20230

Insight

First Solar announces plans to open a fifth manufacturing facility in the United States, investment of $1.1 billion and 3.5 GW of annual production capacity.

This new facility, expected to come online by the first half of 2026, underscores the company's commitment to expanding its manufacturing capabilities, and ...

By Derick LilaAugust 3, 20230

Insight

U.S. Department of Energy announces $20 million to improve solar energy systems, enhance recycling, and support Biden-Harris Administration’s climate and sustainability goals

This funding opportunity will also set up a Solar Partnership to Advance Recycling and Circularity (Solar PARC) to improve materials recovery and ...

By Derick LilaJuly 29, 20230

Insight

Canadian solar panel manufacturer—Heliene plans a significant U.S. expansion with a $145 million factory in Minnesota, incentivized by Inflation Reduction Act.

Aiming to revolutionize the US solar industry, Canadian manufacturer Heliene is planning a massive $145 million facility in Minnesota. This landmark expansion, backed ...

By Derick LilaJuly 26, 20230

Report and Analysis

Solar power’s record-breaking growth surpasses coal and nears hydropower in U.S. electrical generation in the first five months of 2023.

Due to significant increases in output, solar energy has experienced record-breaking growth in the United States, eclipsing coal and rapidly approaching the generation ...

By Derick LilaJuly 26, 20230

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