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West Virginia wiring up for solar power: There is plenty of potential for solar power in the state of West Virginia, and its utilities are now tapping into that with two recently completed projects in the Mountain State.

From defense site to delivering solar power: Nautilus Solar Energy has started operations at the first solar project on a Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) in New York, transforming what had been viewed as a liability into a significant 2.8 MW solar asset.

Pivoting to solar power: Niagara University in New York State recently powered up a 17-acre state-of-the-art 4 MW solar array on its Lewiston, N.Y., campus, working with Pivot Energy and Montante Solar, which will allow the university to be 100 percent carbon neutral.

Solar project and wind power project side by each: Renewable energy company Avangrid has installed the final solar modules at its 44 MW Camino Solar project in California, which is being built next to Avangrid’s 189 MW Manzana wind farm.

Ask the Experts: With Ask the Experts, enerG poses a topical question involving renewable energy to industry representatives.

This issue’s question: What do you see as the biggest challenges the renewables industry faces in the next five years, and how can it best meet those challenges?

Guest Column: Chris Nugent of Bluechip Asset Management LLC on the appraisal and valuation of solar projects, for developers and investors.

Guest Column: Effects of continued onshoring manufacturing, impact of AI computing – William V. Liuzza, CEO of Energieaworks, talks about how domestic content will continue to foster onshoring manufacturing and the needs for talent, and the growing demand for energy in the U.S. given data center needs with AI computing.

On the Grid: enerG takes a snapshot look at recently completed renewable energy projects, with details on a variety of projects

For the Record: Five smart policies that can turbocharge clean U.S. manufacturing – Although a new Trump Administration is bound to change U.S. energy policy, there are steps that can be taken to advance clean U.S. manufacturing. Jeffrey Rissman, Senior Director for industry at clean energy think tank Energy Innovation, talks about five smart policies that can turbocharge clean U.S. manufacturing.

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enerG Feature Focus: Solar and Wind O&M

Guest Column: A Baker's Analogy: Why Top-Treating Wind Turbine Oils with Additives Won't Deliver Optimal Performance
By Gary Hennigan, ExxonMobil

Guest Column: Quality over quantity: solar PV monitoring data
By Gwendalyn Bender

Seizing the clean energy revolution: shooting for 50 percent clean energy by 2030
By Scott Peters