Solmar Capital, Author at Solmar Capital

NYC Pursues $20M Consumer Fraud Suit Against Radiant Solar Over Predatory Practices

The New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection seeks $20 million from Radiant Solar for alleged deceptive sales and lending in home solar installations.

Key Advances in Pumped Hydro, Thermal, and Geothermal Long-Duration Energy Storage Across the US

Recent milestones in pumped hydro, high-temperature thermal, and geothermal storage highlight a pivotal shift in US long-duration energy solutions.

EDP Renewables Advances Indiana’s Solar Capacity with New 150 MW Facility

EDP Renewables’ latest 150 MW solar project highlights Indiana’s rapid shift toward utility-scale solar, reinforcing the state’s emerging role in clean energy infrastructure.

Juniper Green Energizes India’s First Merchant 100MWh Battery Storage Project

Juniper Green Energy has launched India’s pioneering merchant 100MWh Battery Energy Storage System, marking a significant milestone in grid flexibility and renewable integration.

Five Emerging Trends Shaping Energy Storage as Global Capacity Surpasses 100 GW

The energy storage sector is entering a transformative phase with 100 GW installed globally, driven by supply chain shifts, diverse battery technologies, and evolving policy frameworks.

SEIA Names Scott Moskowitz Chair as New Board Takes Helm for 2026

Scott Moskowitz assumes leadership as SEIA’s new board chair amid evolving solar market dynamics and regulatory shifts, signaling strategic direction for 2026.

New 200MW Solar-Plus-Storage Project Proposed Near Collie, WA

Palmer Renewable Energy has proposed a 200MW solar-plus-storage facility near Collie, marking the region’s third major utility-scale battery storage initiative.

Integrating Drone Models with Solar Racking Designs Enhances Project Efficiency

New integrations allow contractors to streamline solar panel placement into racking software, improving accuracy and accelerating project workflows.

US Energy Storage Sector Faces New Dynamics Amid EV Market Slowdown and FEOC Tariffs

The US energy storage industry encounters shifting market and policy landscapes as FEOC restrictions and tariff hikes on Chinese battery systems take effect in 2026.

Advancing PV Hazard Control with NEC and UL 3741 Updates

Recent developments in NEC PV Hazard Control rules and UL 3741 standards are reshaping electrical safety protocols in photovoltaic infrastructure.