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SolarWorld’s mono-PERC bifacial modules on way to University of Richmond test bed

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CANADIAN SOLAR SECURES ADDITIONAL 487 MILLION BRAZILIAN REAIS FINANCING FOR SOLAR POWER PROJECTS IN BRAZIL
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Canadian Solar’s Subsidiaries, CSI Energy Storage Launches the Solbank Product For Utility-Scale Applications and Announces 10 GWh Battery Manufacturing Capacity – EQ Mag Pro

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GUELPH, ON : Canadian Solar Inc. (the “Company” or “Canadian Solar”) (NASDAQ: CSIQ) today announced that CSI Energy Storage, which is part of its majority-owned subsidiary CSI Solar Co., Ltd. (“CSI Solar”), will launch the SolBank, a proprietary designed and manufactured energy storage battery solution for utility-scale applications. CSI Energy Storage also announced the expansion […]
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At RE+ 2022 Panasonic Introduces New Solar Panels with More Power in Smaller Size, Plus Expanded Solar Tech Options – EQ Mag Pro

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ANAHEIM, Calif. : Today at RE+ 2022, Panasonic Eco Systems North America, a Division of Panasonic Corporation of North America, unveiled two new lines of all-black compact EverVolt® solar modules, developed with performance, accessibility, flexibility and pleasing aesthetics in mind. The new 430W/420W HK Black Series panels, with half-cut cells and heterojunction technology with gapless […]
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Construction of Alaska’s largest solar project gets underway in Houston
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Jingoli Power Launches Utility-Scale Solar EPC Unit to Expand Renewable Energy Services Portfolio – EQ Mag Pro

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N.J.-based services provider for complex electric utility construction projects puts vast experience building interconnections to work in rapidly growing solar sector LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J. :  Jingoli Power today announced the launch of a new solar engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) division as part of its rapidly growing renewable energy services portfolio. Jingoli Power, LLC is a […]
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US Infrastructure Bill Allocates Billions for Clean School Buses, Carbon Removal
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US Infrastructure Bill Allocates Billions for Clean School Buses, Carbon Removal – EQ Mag Pro

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Thanks in part to WRI research and partnerships, the U.S. Infrastructure Investments and Jobs Act includes more than $20 billion for carbon removal and electric school buses. The Challenge The United States must take action throughout the economy to hit its target of cutting emissions 50-52% below 2005 levels by 2030. Two areas that historically […]
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Israel-based company Econergy Renewable Energy Ltd. has established a new partnership with TERNA ENERGY to develop solar power plants in Greece with a combined capacity of 460 MW.
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Leading Solar Company Announces Launch of Carbon Offset Program – EQ Mag Pro

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NORWALK, Conn. : Solomon Community Solar, a leading community solar company that has saved homeowners approximately $4.8 million per year in electricity costs, has launched a new program to address growing concerns about climate change. ReBalance Green will offset both home and business footprints by investing in US renewable energy projects including wind, solar, carbon […]
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Avantus Launches Out of 8minute Solar Energy to Redefine the Energy Sector
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Avantus Launches Out of 8minute Solar Energy to Redefine the Energy Sector – EQ Mag Pro

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With a proven legacy and track record, Avantus is building integrated networks of smart power plants to deliver low-cost, reliable clean energy to millions of people LOS ANGELES & SAN FRANCISCO : Today, 8minute Solar Energy (8minute) revealed its new vision beyond solar development to include an advanced ecosystem of clean energy products and services […]
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Sunseap to develop large-scale solar energy and storage plants in Indonesia’s Riau Islands
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Supply Constraints Delaying U.S. Solar Sector’s Boom From New Climate Law – Market Report – EQ Mag Pro

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U.S. solar energy project developers will struggle to access equipment supplies for at least the next year, delaying their ability to tap generous new subsidies, because panel imports are being stalled by a new law banning goods from China’s Xinjiang region over forced-labor concerns, according to a report published on Thursday. The quarterly solar market […]
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