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Opening new solar power frontiers: A new tracker twin system installed on a New York solar power project opens new development frontiers—and could breathe life back into shelved projects. Maximo completes 100 MW robotic solar installation: Maximo, a solar robotics company incubated by the AES Corporation, has completed the successful installation of 100 megawatts (MW) of utility-scale solar capacity at AES' Bellefield project in California. Big Sampson brings big wind power numbers: ENGIE North America’s recently completed 207 MW Big Sampson wind project is now adding to the big wind power numbers for Texas. Trio of agrivoltaics projects in New York and Vermont: GreenSpark Solar and Encore Renewable Energy recently completed three agrivoltaics projects in New York and Vermont which are delivering locally generated solar power, while preserving agricultural land, and expanding the companies’ geographic footprint. Guest Column: Creating value from unusable land America’s insatiable appetite for electricity has energy producers building utility-scale solar arrays and battery energy storage systems (BESS) on lands deemed unsuitable for agricultural, residential or commercial purposes, a.k.a. brownfields, and Roger Jette, the President of Snake Tray, offers tips on design considerations for photovoltaic cable management on brownfield sites. Guest Column: Tax credits were never intended to provide energy independence With tax credits expiring, Nicole Tomasin of Energy Access Innovations (EAI), the parent company of Signature Solar and EG4, talks about energy security, and how it is being redefined in real time, from something a nation or a utility delivers to something a family can hold directly. Solar Power Fast Facts: enerG’s authoritative listing of the largest solar power projects in the U.S. and Canada, and the leading U.S. states and Canadian provinces in solar power. On the Grid: enerG takes a snapshot look at recently completed renewable energy projects, with details on a variety of projects … Ask the Experts: With Ask the Experts, enerG poses a topical question involving renewable energy to industry representatives. This issue’s question: “How has your company successfully pivoted to deal with the changes in government policy affecting renewable energy?” For the Record: Local control with reasonable county ordinances can support renewable energy deployment, says Clean Energy Leadership Institute 2025 Fellow Claire Burch. |
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