Kicking off this edition of Projects Weekly is Arevon’s 124 MW Big Muddy Solar Project in Illinois. Plus, we’re covering a new a...
In today’s edition of Projects Weekly, we’re looking at selection of large-scale solar projects, as well as acquisitions impacti...
Pennsylvania ’s largest electric and natural gas utility is inviting solar developers submit proposals for new in-state projects to su...
Until recently, many solar developers relied on long-term options with minimal upfront cost, closing only when a project neared construction...
The Bureau of Land Management’s decision in October to cancel the environmental review of the 6.2-GW Esmeralda 7 project in order to r...
This edition of Projects Weekly kicks off with an initiative at Michigan State University to study how solar panels placed alongside farm cr...
Serving data center load is a top priority of the solar and energy storage industry, and the country overall. Prevalon Energy LLC, an integr...
Utility-scale solar projects are being built on a wider variety of site surfaces. This diversity in terrain means an increase in risks &ldqu...
From upfront design flexibility to long-term reliability, inverter selection can make or break a solar project’s economics. On The Pit...
In today’s edition of Projects Weekly, we’re starting off with a massive data center project, as OpenAI, Oracle and Vantage Data...
This edition of Projects Weekly kicks off with Geronimo Power’s 125 MW Jackson County Solar project in Michigan that will connect to t...
Subsidiaries of Dominion Energy are pursuing power contracts for renewable energy and storage projects in Virginia and North Carolina. In an...
Utility plans distributed storage installations at commercial and nonprofit sites to strengthen grid reliability and support clean energy gr...
It’s time to vote! Keep your ballot-punching skills sharp by casting your vote for your favorite candidates in the 2025 Solar Builder ...
Here are the 1 MW to 10 MW nominees for the 2025 Solar Builder Project of the Year awards. The form is at the bottom of the page. ...
