Ryan Kennedy

3 weeks ago | pv-magazine-usa.com | Ryan Kennedy

Onyx Renewables announced it has closed a $260 million credit facility to support the deployment of distributed energy projects across the United States. The company develops, finances and provides localized clean energy resources for commercial, industrial and institutional customers. Projects include rooftop solar, solar canopies, ground mounted projects, community solar, battery energy storage and EV charging infrastructure.

3 weeks ago | pv-magazine-usa.com | Ryan Kennedy

Clean energy is driving the onshoring of U.S. manufacturing and creation of good-paying jobs. A report from the American Clean Power Association (ACP) said that the industry currently contributes $18 billion to the U.S. gross domestic product and supports over 122,000 manufacturing jobs. The industry is primed to grow to 579,000 jobs and an $86 billion increase to GDP by 2030. It would provide $42 billion in earnings to American workers, said the report.

3 weeks ago | pv-magazine-mexico.com | Ryan Kennedy

En los últimos años, las batallas regulatorias en California relacionadas con la energía solar en los tejados se han convertido en una guerra prolongada. Las instalaciones solares residenciales del estado colapsaron después de una transición en 2023 que se alejó de las tarifas favorables de medición neta de energía, y la decisión aún se está litigando.

3 weeks ago | pv-magazine.com | Ryan Kennedy

From pv magazine USAOver the last few years, regulatory battles in California related to rooftop solar have turned into a prolonged war. The state’s residential solar installations crashed following a 2023 transition away from favorable net energy metering rates, and the decision is still being litigated. In the spring of 2023, the state transitioned to the controversial NEM 3.0 billing structure which cut rates paid to rooftop solar customers for exporting electricity to the grid by about 75%.

3 weeks ago | pv-magazine-usa.com | Ryan Kennedy

Over the last few years, regulatory battles in California related to rooftop solar have turned into a prolonged war. The state’s residential solar installations crashed following a 2023 transition away from favorable net energy metering rates, and the decision is still being litigated. In the spring of 2023, the state transitioned to the controversial NEM 3.0 billing structure which cut rates paid to rooftop solar customers for exporting electricity to the grid by about 75%.