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Largest agrivoltaic research project in U.S. advances renewable energy while empowering local farmers

Solar Power World

The global installed capacity of agrivoltaics, or the co-development of the same area of land for both solar power and agriculture, has grown rapidly from about 5 MW in 2012 to approximately 2,900 MW in 2020. advances renewable energy while empowering local farmers appeared first on Solar Power World.

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Global Solar Capacity Growing Exponentially

Energy Central

After taking 22 years to reach its first terawatt of solar power, the world will reach its second AND third terawatt in just five years. And this is why global power sector emissions are going to start declining. ➡️ 10 GW was passed in 2008 ➡️ 100 GW was passed in 2012 ➡️ 1 TW was passed in 2022.

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Contractor’s Corner: Best of 2015-2021

Solar Power World

After more than 75 interviews over six years, Solar Power World editor-in-chief Kelly Pickerel is passing the Contractor’s Corner podcast torch to managing editor Kelsey Misbrener. The SPW team started the interview series back in 2012, before podcasts were even recognized as a valuable media resource. It’s the end of an era.

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Op-ed: Let’s close the loop on tariffs to create a sustainable clean energy economy that benefits all

Solar Power World

By Julia Bell, chief commercial officer, CleanCapital For the last decade, “tariff” has been an all-too-familiar term in the solar industry, evoking a mix of strong opinions among stakeholders.

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Vermont contractor brings needed savings to dairy farmers with community solar

Solar Power World

From 2012 to 2022, the number of small Vermont dairy farms… The post Vermont contractor brings needed savings to dairy farmers with community solar appeared first on Solar Power World.

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Kit Carson Cooperative Completes PPA for New Mexico Amalia II Array

Solar Industry

MW solar array with 8.75 The first phase, Amalia I, began commercial operations in May 2012 and generates 1.25 MW of solar power. Kit Carson Electric Cooperative (KCEC) and Guzman Energy have executed a PPA for Amalia II, a 10.98 MW of battery storage facility set to be constructed in Amalia, N.M.

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Top-mounted solar attachments gain more traction 2022 Trends in Solar

Solar Power World

Back in 2012, solar mounting manufacturer QuickBOLT developed an attachment for PV projects on shingled roofs that didn’t require the conventional metal sheet for flashing.