News Tags: Solar installation
NARDAC launches new severe storm coverage for U.S. renewable energy projects
NARDAC has launched a new facility to offer additional severe convective storm cover (SCS) for renewable energy project development and operations.
Farmers face growing land competition as solar energy expands
With the demand for renewable energy surging, policymakers, farmers, and energy developers are seeking solutions to balance agriculture and solar expansion.
NYPA approves first-ever statewide renewables strategic plan to boost clean energy development in New York
To further accelerate the clean energy transition, NYPA has reopened its Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to attract additional private developers, including community-based organizations interested in partnering on renewable projects.
Trump administration unveils $100 billion AI data center project with SoftBank, OpenAI, and Oracle
The rapid growth of AI-driven data centers is expected to have a profound impact on U.S. energy consumption.
Largest solar panel installation on high-rise residential building in New Jersey completed
The installation is expected to offset 13% of the building’s carbon emissions, an amount equivalent to the annual carbon sequestration of 179 acres of U.S. forests or the removal of…
Solar industry rallies to protect clean energy investments amid policy shifts
Industry leaders continue to push for policies that support renewable energy development and maintain investment momentum.
New Jersey surpasses 5 GW of installed solar capacity, doubling output since 2017
In addition to rooftop and grid-scale solar, New Jersey is advancing community solar programs and dual-use agrivoltaics, integrating solar with agricultural land use.
Report highlights key trends in U.S. solar policy developments for 2025
As states refine their solar policies, 2025 is expected to bring further debates over net metering alternatives, community solar expansion, and the integration of energy storage into distributed solar frameworks.
Federal reservoirs could advance solar energy development
According to the study, reservoirs across the country could host enough floating solar panels to generate up to 1,476 terawatt hours annually.
Baltimore launches community solar project to reduce energy costs for low-income households
The Climate Access Fund launched a $2.4 million community solar project in Baltimore, reducing energy costs for low-income households while creating jobs and setting a model for clean energy expansion…
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