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Lyten’s $5 billion acquisition of Northvolt’s Swedish and German assets expands US lithium-sulfur battery production, unlocking new opportunities for large-scale solar-plus-storage projects.
July brought record heat and tropical storms to the U.S., boosting solar output in the Southwest while cloud cover and flooding cut production in the north and east.
Discover how Trinasolar’s advanced Vertex +700W PV modules enable hyperscale AI data centers to achieve stable, clean energy with integrated solar, wind, and storage solutions, reducing carbon emissions and enhancing grid reliability.
After facing widespread criticism, the New York Power Authority has revised its strategic plan, doubling its renewable energy target to 7 GW to better align with state climate mandates and public demands.
Tesla’s energy division now drives 23% of the company’s total profit with record-breaking storage deployments and over 30% margins, signaling a shift in U.S. storage economics.
Wakefield, MA launches a 5 MW / 20 MWh battery energy storage microgrid to support local schools, reduce peak demand costs, and enhance grid resilience—developed by Lightshift Energy with support from WMGLD and MMWEC.
A new RMI report urges U.S. utilities to avoid overestimating future data center energy needs, recommending flexible, renewable-based solutions over fossil fuel expansion.
State-level legislative and regulatory activity surged in Q2 2025 to modernize the electric grid, with new policies supporting energy storage, microgrids, and distributed energy—opening growth potential for the solar and storage industries.
As utility rates climb and solar incentives begin to fade, experts warn U.S. homeowners to act now to lock in savings and energy stability through rooftop solar.
Next Energy Technologies completes the first commercial installation of its transparent organic photovoltaic facade in Santa Barbara, signaling progress in building-integrated solar technology.
Solar power is emerging as a key player in U.S. energy reliability, with Texas solar generation surpassing expectations during peak demand and coal outages in summer 2025.
As the Section 25D tax credit sunsets in 2025, the U.S. residential solar market is set to evolve through third-party ownership models, innovative financing, and state-level policy leadership—ensuring continued growth and access.
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