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Floating solar offers unique bargains — U.S. utilities are missing out

Siting photovoltaics on water is proving reliable worldwide, and the PVs could meet almost 10% of U.S. electricity needs at market-competitive costs, according to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.

Montana judge rules PSC intentionally set PURPA rates to kill solar projects

Solar developers sued the PSC and NorthWestern after a commissioner was caught on tape admitting that cuts to compensation rates were likely deep enough to kill small solar projects.

How EDP Renewables achieved digital transformation at scale

ISO-NE considers new seasonal forward market to improve energy security

The grid operator published a white paper that questions whether wholesale markets provide sufficient return for resource owners.

Eversource advances Cape Cod battery project, defers 13-mile distribution line

Provincetown, Massachusetts, residents approved a lease for Eversource to develop a 38 MWh lithium-ion battery at the town's waste transfer station. "Clean energy at the dump" is a growing trend, according to the utility.

States can grow battery resources with 'one simple step,' report finds

Citing Massachusetts as an example, Clean Energy Group recommends states redefine energy efficiency to include peak demand reduction, which could spur energy storage via access to additional incentives.

Two are better than one: Bifacial PV modules will open new markets for utility-scale solar

While bifacial technology is still fairly nascent, the technology along with complementary optimizations in balance of systems development practices and power marketing is poised to once again reshape the solar industry.

PG&E's New CEO and Board Draw Criticism From Governor, State Leaders

NC House Democrats file bills to block Duke from passing coal ash costs to consumers

Georgia Regulators To Consider State’s Energy Future

Pennsylvania governor under scrutiny for role in approving pipeline

Navajo Look Toward Renewable Energy