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U.S.-based energy technology company Neovolta Inc. has announced recent unprecedented growth in Texas, leading to the successful onboarding of over 10% of the state’s solar
Solar panel recycling company SOLARCYCLE® has shared its annual impact data for 2024.  The company recycled 480,406 solar panels, diverted 28,071,002 pounds of waste
Krista Simicich Digital Editor Inside The Episode Recorded live at the Hub during Intersolar & Energy Storage North America’s 2025 flagship event, this episode of
Walmart has partnered with solar company Nexamp to invest in 31 community solar projects throughout Maine, Massachusetts, New York, Illinois, and Minnesota to generate approximately
Sunraycer Renewables LLC, a developer, owner, and operator of clean energy sites, announced it closed a $475 million project financing facility for two solar-plus-storage projects
Kaiser Permanente, one of the nation’s leading nonprofit, integrated health plan, and hospital systems, has unveiled the largest hospital-based renewable energy microgrid system in the U.S.Â
Krista Simicich Digital Editor Inside The Hub: Conversations That Powered Intersolar & Energy Storage North America 2025 At the heart of the exhibit hall during
Waaree Energies Ltd., India’s largest solar module manufacturer, announced plans to double its production capacity at its Brookshire factory in Texas by adding a new
Energy company Avangrid Inc. announced that its Powell Creek solar project, located in Putnam County, Ohio, is now operational and delivering energy to the local
Namaste Solar, a nationally recognized expert in developing, designing, and maintaining commercial solar projects, has partnered with Women’s Bean Project to install a 102-kW rooftop
As the U.S. works toward net-zero targets by 2050, renewable energy projects will require a land mass roughly the size of Texas. Brownfield sites—such as
Enlight Renewable Energy, an independent power producer (IPP), has completed debt financing to the tune of $773 million for its Country Acres solar-plus-storage project. Â