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Best, Yann

News

1 Politico:

House Republican still backs taking ‘scalpel’ to Biden’s climate law — despite machetes flying around DC

2 Axios:

German election keeps key climate player in the game

3 Reuters:

India must double renewable capacity additions to meet 2030 clean-energy targets, report says

4 PV-Tech:

Energy Infrastructure Partners acquires majority stake in BayWa r.e

5 Solar Power World:

New SPAN smart electric panels include double the breaker spaces

6 Energy Storage News:

LG ES to invest US$1.4 billion in US stationary storage cell manufacturing

7 Canary Media:

Connecticut cities and towns push for greener, less-expensive power

8 PV-Magazen:

U.S. leads countries where golf courses occupy more land than solar, wind plants

Opinions:

9 Bloomberg:

Will the Sun Shine on Solar Power in 2025?

Have a great day!
Yann

Something To Talk About. The US pays more than 2x per watt for solar modules compared to the Europe and more than that compared to other markets. And now it seems to me that we may be getting even less in some instances. I’m not saying that all solar panels are weaker and thinner than they were before or even what the spec sheet says, but I think it’s something people are saying and I’m hearing, and certainly something we need to talk about.

Opinion

News

1 PV-Tech:

New tests needed to explain high breakage rates in thin PV module glass – report

2 The Hill:

In Texas, ‘energy dominance’ is the solar industry’s new motto

3 Bloomberg:

Brookfield Makes $1.7 Billion Bet on Power Needs by AI, Data

4 Axios:

How Russia's war on Ukraine reshaped the energy world

5 Reuters:

EIP takes majority stake in BayWa's renewable energy unit

6 Energy Storage News:

Ascend Analytics on the future of ancillary services in ERCOT

7 Canary Media:

Data centers are overwhelming the grid. Could they help it instead?

8 PV-Magazine:

Sunrise brief

Opinions:

9 Utility Dive:

Solar and battery storage will lead new generation in 2025

Have a great day!
Yann

Helping In Solar. Loyal SolarWakeup readers have asked me to share with you the unfortunate and tragic news of the passing of Frederic Dross. A longtime solar pro, Frederic leaves behind a young family and a lifetime of passion for solar innovation. You can find a fundraising page at the bottom of the top story today.

Opinion

News

1 PV-Magazine:

Remembering Frédéric Dross

2 SF Chronicle:

California regulators suggest ending rooftop solar subsidies for homeowners

3 Bloomberg:

UK Urged to Ease Planning Rules to Get Power Grid Ready for 2030

4 New York Times:

The $20 Billion Controversy Over E.P.A. Climate Funds, Explained

5 Axios:

Scoop

6 Reuters:

US sets tariffs for solar panels from Southeast Asian nations

7 PV-Tech:

First Solar sells US$850 million 45X manufacturing credits

8 Energy Storage News:

ESS Inc CEO resigns, potential transaction explored to enable ‘new strategic direction’

Opinions:

9 Utility Dive:

Leveraging surplus interconnection could unleash 800 GW of energy the US needs today

Have a great day!
Yann

Opinion

Best, Yann

News

1 Reuters:

Texas power system set for new clean milestone as winds pick up

2 Solar Builder:

Sunnova lays off 300 employees, focuses on ‘high-margin business’

3 New York Times:

Why Trump’s Clean Energy Rollbacks Could Derail a Factory Boom

4 Utility Dive:

Indiana regulators approve ‘large load’ interconnection rules

5 Axios:

The energy transition took off in 2024, with a major caveat

6 Deutsche Welle:

How Europe is funding its solar boom

7 PV-Tech:

India advises co-location of energy storage with solar PV

8 Energy Storage News:

Modo

9 Canary Media:

States are moving forward with Buy Clean policies despite Trump reversal

10 PV-Magazine:

Solar generation grew by 30% in 2024, says IEA

Opinions:

11 Renewable Energy World:

The US grid has significant flexible load potential, finds Duke study

Have a great day!
Yann

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