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Have you ever considered what would happen if a power plant went out of business? It would be almost impossible for a station not to get electricity to restart its operation. This scenario would quickly lead chaos with schools and hospitals in darkness, refrigeration severely hampered, sanitation seriously compromised, and transport systems brought to a

Mark Babcock Maxeon Solar Technologies Ltd. has signed an agreement with CED Greentech to significantly expand Maxeon’s differentiated channel program to residential installers in the United States. This new collaboration combines CED’s strengths as a solar equipment distributor with Maxeon’s panel technology and North America manufacturing footprint. “CED is an ideal partner for Maxeon,” says

Justin Lee Qcells’ new solar panel manufacturing facility will be located in Dalton, Ga. The $171 million investment will increase production of advanced photovoltaic module production. “Our additional investment in Dalton will help Qcells better serve the needs of U.S. customers with increased local manufacturing capacity,” states Qcells CEO Justin Lee.

Duke Energy reached an agreement in North Carolina with solar installers to support its original filing. The stipulation provides a gradual transition option from the existing net metering programs for eligible customers, while creating additional future benefits for all of Duke Energy’s customers. The compromise reached is a collaborative effort to

Duke Energy’s nonregulated commercial brand Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions has designed and constructed a campus-wide renewable energy system at Brigham Young University-Hawaii (BYU- Hawaii) with rooftop solar, carport solar and battery energy storage. The system includes Tesla Megapacks. The estimated annual electricity production of the entire project will be 6.37 MWh – enough to meet

Wright solar power plant used Nextracker’s NX HorizonXTR solar tracker. Source: Nextracker Silicon Ranch, one of the nation’s largest independent power producers, and Nextracker, a provider of integrated solar tracker and software solutions, have announced a master supply agreement (MSA) to deliver 1.5 GW of Nextracker’s solar tracker technology to Silicon Ranch projects through 2024, with

The Duke owned and operated 912 MW Los Vientos Wind Farm in Texas. (Courty of Duke Energy) Contributed by Greg VanHouten, Haynes Boone Wind turbines rarely fail because of physical damage. However, financial losses can be severe. That is why operators purchase property and business interruption insurance.  But purchasing insurance is one thing—getting an insurer