The 2024 U.S. Solar Grazing Census reveals over 113,000 sheep grazing 129,000 acres of solar fields, highlighting rapid growth in agrivoltaics and dual-use land practices across the nation.
Engie North America partners with Solarcycle to include recycling provisions in power purchase agreements for 375 MW of solar projects, aiming to divert 48 million pounds of material from landfills.
The Q2 2025 U.S. Solar Market Insight report projects strong long-term growth for residential solar, with a 9% annual increase through 2030, despite near-term impacts from tariffs, tax credit uncertainty, and high interest rates.
Soltage, Origis Energy, and rPlus Energies have announced over $1 billion in solar and storage financing, signaling investor confidence despite policy uncertainty.
AES has completed the first 1 GW phase of the Bellefield solar-plus-storage project in Kern County, California. The full facility will become the largest of its kind in the U.S., supplying clean power under a long-term agreement with Amazon.
Qcells has launched EcoRecycle, a dedicated solar panel recycling operation in Cartersville, Georgia, making it the first U.S. silicon solar manufacturer with a fully circular supply chain. Learn how this boosts sustainability in the solar industry.
SolarEdge celebrates the production of its 250,000th inverter at Flex’s Austin facility, reinforcing U.S. manufacturing, energy independence, and reliable supply for solar distributors nationwide.
IEA forecasts record $3.3 trillion in global energy investment for 2025, with solar power leading clean energy growth. Battery storage and grid challenges also highlighted.
Texas lawmakers passed SB 1202 to streamline permits for residential solar and energy storage systems, allowing third-party inspections and faster project approvals.
New York State has approved 26 new large-scale renewable energy projects, adding over 2.5 GW of clean energy capacity and $6 billion in private investment to power more than 670,000 homes.
The U.S. House has passed legislation cutting key solar tax incentives, raising industry concerns about investment losses and supply instability. Developers may increasingly rely on global distribution channels for pricing and delivery security.
Canadian Solar (NASDAQ: CSIQ) posted Q1 2025 revenue of $1.2 billion, exceeding guidance with 6.9 GW solar shipments and a record 91 GWh energy storage pipeline, despite global market headwinds.
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