News and Insights

U.S. Solar Capacity Set to Surge to 737.8 GW by 2035

The U.S. solar market is projected to grow substantially, adding 41 to 52 GW annually and reaching 737.8 GW by 2035, driven by evolving infrastructure and policy landscapes.

Rethinking Thermal Battery Performance: Prioritizing Continuous Energy Delivery

Thermal energy storage is critical for decarbonization, with continuous delivery playing a more vital role than peak temperatures in operational efficiency and grid integration.

Advancements and Challenges in Battery Technology for 2026

In 2026, battery technology is evolving to meet demands for longer-duration storage, enhanced safety compliance, and scalable alternative chemistries crucial for grid modernization.

Year in Review: Burns & McDonnell on Evolving Data Centre Demand and Energy Density Challenges

Burns & McDonnell provide insight into the rising demand for data centre infrastructure and the complexities of scaling energy density amid evolving regulatory landscapes.

Global Solar Generation Surpasses 540 GW Peak in April 2025

Solar power reached a new milestone with global output topping 540 GW in April 2025, underscoring rapid infrastructure expansion and grid integration challenges.

PGE Gains Approval for Price Increase in 1GW Battery Storage Amid Tariff and ITC Shifts

Portland General Electric secures regulatory consent to raise prices on its 1GW battery energy storage portfolio, reflecting evolving tariffs and tax credit frameworks.

Balancing Cost, Quality, and Durability in Solar and Storage Technology Choices

Navigating solar and storage markets requires a nuanced approach that prioritizes long-term reliability alongside upfront costs to ensure sustainable energy infrastructure.

Navigating Solar Growth in New England’s Dynamic Energy Market

ReVision Energy’s innovative approach to workforce and relationship management is driving sustained solar expansion amid evolving clean energy policies in New England.

Michigan Utilities Awarded Damages Over Defective Upgrades at Pumped Hydro Facility

A jury has ruled in favor of Michigan utilities Consumers Energy and DTE Energy, awarding financial damages related to defective equipment upgrades at a key pumped hydro facility.