News and Insights

Solar Capacity Surpasses Wind as the Leading U.S. Renewable Energy Source

Solar energy has officially overtaken wind as the dominant renewable energy source in the U.S., marking a pivotal shift in the nation’s clean energy landscape.

Expanding Access to Plug-In Solar: A Multi-State Legislative Movement

More than two dozen states are advancing legislation to enable residents to install plug-in solar devices without utility approval, reshaping distributed energy policy.

Jupiter Power Secures $500M Credit Facility to Accelerate US Battery Storage Projects

Jupiter Power has finalized a $500 million credit facility to advance its US battery energy storage system projects, supporting grid resilience and clean energy integration.

Rising Solar PPA Prices Signal Market Uncertainty in North America

Solar power purchase agreement prices have increased for the second consecutive quarter, reflecting shifting market dynamics amid evolving regulatory frameworks.

Harnessing Energy Storage to Mitigate Data Centre Grid Impact

Energy storage systems are increasingly vital for data centres to reduce peak grid loads and enhance resilience amid rising power demand and regulatory pressures.

SolarEdge Launches U.S.-Made Inverters for European Residential Markets

SolarEdge is exporting Texas-manufactured residential inverters to Italy, France, and the Netherlands, streamlining supply chains with a simplified SKU design.

Financing Large-Scale Battery Energy Storage Systems in Europe: Current Trends and Future Outlook

Europe’s large-scale battery energy storage projects are shaping the continent’s grid transformation, with evolving financing models responding to technical and regulatory challenges.

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.