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This is your SolarWakeup for May 5th

Power Of Compute. Just after yesterday’s headlines about nuclear failures and solar’s growth, we have the IPO for Fervo energy, a geothermal tech provider. With the headline valuation, you can see that the promise of future opportunity is driving the market for anything that can get more electrons to the AI / Data Center trend. 

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  • Reuters: Fervo Energy eyes $6.5 billion valuation in US IPO
  • Politico: Democratic leaders want an affordability debate on AI. Critics say they’re ducking the real fight.
  • Bloomberg: AI Boom to Add Hidden Extra Cost to Northeast US Power Bills
  • The Guardian: Solar booms in industrial US midwest as energy crisis persists
  • PV-Tech: CIP acquires Orsted onshore unit, launches Perigus Energy with 826MW capacity
  • Utility Dive: Dominion upbeat on offshore wind as cost estimate eases, sales rise
  • Energy Storage News: US administration ‘must make it easier to get things built,’ DOE chief of staff says
  • Canary Media: For cheaper power, Virginia’s local utilities build small grid batteries

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  • PV-Magazine: Tigo Energy expands Predict+ capabilities to enhance financial forecasting for United States energy producers

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