Solar Energy

Despite two-thirds of Utah's electricity still originating from fossil fuels, solar energy managed to surpass both coal and natural gas during peak production months in 2026. This monumental shift signals a turning point for the Intermountain West, a region historically defined by its reliance on

Recent interconnection data from the PSEG-LI territory places SUNation Energy as the third-largest provider of battery installation volumes as of June 2026. This performance highlights a dramatic transformation in how residential energy is managed across the region, shifting the focus from simple

Extreme weather events and grid instability have increased the demand for whole-home backup solutions that do not require an entire system replacement or costly subpanels. Homeowners who invested in solar energy several years ago often find themselves in a predicament where their existing equipment

Under the latest trade policy, the Secretary of Commerce holds the authority to grant tariff relief to international firms that demonstrate a commitment to building out comprehensive solar value chains on U.S. soil. This regulatory pivot addresses a decade of market instability where domestic

The rapid transformation of the Illinois power grid into a decarbonized system serves as a national blueprint for balancing environmental goals with social equity imperatives. Since the implementation of the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act, the state has moved aggressively to decommission coal-fired

The quiet, pastoral landscape of Ashtabula County has recently transformed into a metaphorical battleground where the serenity of rural life clashes with the aggressive expansion of utility-scale energy projects. This friction centers primarily on the Station Wind project, a massive development