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This is your SolarWakeup for May 19th 2025

Off To Phoenix. Greetings from the skies as I head to Phoenix for the ACP conference. Of course all the talk will be tariffs and reconciliation bill but also how to make your Capex investments go further, especially in a continuously tight labor market. Software will also keep rearing its head in storage and trackers, look at cyber talk to get louder in the coming weeks. See you out there!

  • New York Times: Data Centers’ Hunger for Energy Could Raise All Electric Bills
  • PV-Magazine: Solar opportunity as datacenter electricity demand expected to triple in five years
  • Houston Chronicle: It’s hot already!? Thank wind and solar for keeping your AC humming. | Editorial
  • Bloomberg: China Solar Firms to Speed Up Global Push Amid Tariff Truce
  • Utility Dive: Solar companies compete to advance tandem cell technology
  • Reuters: US rooftop solar companies say Republican House bill would be a major setback
  • PV-Tech: Google, energyRe ink 600MW REC deal to support data centres
  • Energy Storage News: Will the 90-day US-China tariff pause lead to stockpiling or further paralysis for the BESS industry?

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  • Axios: Electric vehicle charging gets a badly needed do-over

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