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Boviet Solar Completes Exterior Construction Of 3.0-Gw PV Cell Factory In North Carolina

Boviet Solar Technology Co.  announced the successful completion of exterior construction work on its 3.0-GW PV cell manufacturing facility in Greenville, Pitt County, North Carolina. This milestone includes finalizing the exterior walls and roofing, marking significant progress in the company’s U.S. manufacturing expansion and commitment to advancing domestic solar production.

Sungrow Opens Technological Center for Training and Innovation in Munich  

Sungrow, global leading PV inverter and energy storage system provider, has opened its largest training center in Europe in Oberschleißheim near Munich. The new Sungrow Service Competency Center is a technical training hub designed to support the expertise of its employees and partners, particularly in the commissioning, handover, and maintenance of projects.

DSD secures $238 million in long-term financing for 233 MW of solar energy

DSD Renewables (DSD) has closed on $238 million in long-term financing from First Citizens Bank, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), and Nomura to support 233 megawatts (MW) of operational distributed generation solar and solar plus storage projects in 12 states and the District of Columbia.

Elevated solar tracking can help microgrids deliver improved resilience

Oregon’s landmark microgrid law, aimed at dismantling utility obstacles, is clearing the way for microgrids to deliver reliability, cost control and energy independence across public and private sectors.

Tamarindo publishes 2025 Energy Transition Power List

Tamarindo, the energy transition communications specialist, has published the 14th edition of its Energy Transition Power List, featuring the 100 individuals who have made the greatest impact on the rollout of global renewable energy projects and related technologies, over the past 12 months. 

Rheenergise completes main mechanical work at its Cornwood Energy Storage demonstrator project in Devon

RheEnergise, the UK company that is developing a new and advanced form of long-duration hydro-energy storage system, has completed the main mechanical works at its demonstrator project at Cornwood, a few miles from Plymouth in Devon and is to start LDES operations there in the autumn, as part of the R&D pathway to its first commercial scale project.

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