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Amp to Install 100MW of Community Solar Projects in the US by the End of 2021

Amp, a global energy transition platform and renewable energy developer, has broken ground on a portfolio of wholly-owned Community Solar projects in New York state, and, along with its Massachusetts portfolio that is under construction, is on track to install nearly 100MW of Community Solar projects across its Northeast territory by the end of the year.

Xcel Energy and Lightsource bp Partner on Second Large-Scale Solar Project

Xcel Energy and Lightsource bp today announced the development of a new 298-megawatt solar farm in Pueblo, Colorado. The project is Lightsource bp’s second inthe city with power sales to Xcel, representing a cumulative half billion-dollar private investment in Colorado’s clean power infrastructure.

Three solar installations complete redevelopment of Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena

Excelsior Energy Capital, Monarch Private Capital, Unico Solar Investors, Oak View Group and the Seattle Kraken ice hockey team have completed three solar installations as part of the redevelopment of Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle. 

New Technique Paves the Way for Perfect Perovskites

An exciting new solar material called organic-inorganic halide perovskites could one day help the U.S. achieve its solar ambitions and decarbonize the power grid. One thousand times thinner than silicon, perovskite solar materials can be tuned to respond to different colors of the solar spectrum simply by altering their composition mix.

26 GW of announced battery storage in the Australian pipeline

Cornwall Insight Australia has conducted research that shows that the pipeline of proposed storage in Australia is growing substantially to over 26 GW of announced projects in the market and that the expected technical lifetime of those assets is increasing.

Solar Energy Future MENA 2022