Ryan Kennedy

Enphase Energy has opened U.S. pre-orders for its IQ Battery C80, a fully integrated, AC-coupled commercial energy storage system designed to scale up to multi-megawatt-hour deployments.

Electricity from the Jade Meadow Solar III project in Western Maryland will double the amount of renewable energy currently purchased directly by the state through long-term power purchase agreements.

LONGi is coupling energy storage products and services to help developers—and itself—navigate an increasingly complex solar and energy market.

Princeton NuEnergy has been selected for a $50 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to construct a $110 million direct battery recycling facility in Commerce, Georgia.

Public Service Electric & Gas Company (PSE&G) has launched the GridSmart Battery Program, a residential Virtual Power Plant (VPP) pilot that offers $5,000 incentives and zero-interest financing to help customers deploy home battery storage across New Jersey.

State procurement mandates and surging data center demand are transforming regional energy storage markets across the U.S., according to new analysis by the Solar Energy Industries Association.

SMA America is expanding its utility-scale portfolio into the data center infrastructure market. The company launched a suite of power conversion, grid-forming, and energy storage architectures aimed at bypassing grid interconnection delays for AI and hyperscale workloads.

President Donald Trump issued an emergency executive order banning the acquisition, importation, transfer, or installation of foreign-produced electrical grid equipment from designated foreign countries, according to a legal analysis published by law firm Norton Rose Fulbright.

President Donald Trump issued an emergency executive order banning the acquisition, importation, transfer, or installation of foreign-produced electrical grid equipment from designated foreign countries, according to a legal analysis published by law firm Norton Rose Fulbright.

The California legislature has overwhelmingly passed Assembly Bill 1738, establishing a statewide right for homeowners to request remote virtual inspections for home improvement projects to eliminate costly permitting delays.