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Louisiana is at a pivotal moment, with talks of an "Industrial Renaissance" and a shift towards sustainable energy solutions. Public Service Commissioner, Davante Lewis, highlights the importance of embracing solar energy to drive growth and competitiveness in the state. From enhancing resilience against severe weather events to positioning Louisiana as a leader in the energy transition, the potential for solar power is immense. Find out more about the state's journey towards a more sustainable future in the full blog post! ☀️🌎 #SolarEnergy #SustainableDevelopment #LouisianaGrowth https://lnkd.in/espnPu2s #SolarPower #RenewableEnergy #GreenTech #SustainableLiving #EcoFriendlyInnovation

Check out the Top 10 Solar States in the US, as determined by their cumulative solar electricity capacity, utilizing data from the 2022 collection by the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA). Here's a breakdown based on the data: 1. California: 39,729 MW 2. Texas: 17,247 MW 3. Florida: 10,111 MW 4. North Carolina: 8,179 MW 5. Arizona: 6,330 MW 6. Nevada: 5,366 MW 7. Georgia: 5,033 MW 8. New Jersey: 4,411 MW 9. Virginia: 4,286 MW 10. New York: 4,259 MW Let's keep the momentum going and inspire everyone to take action towards a more sustainable future. 😎☀️👍 #SolarData #SEIA #Sustainability #ESG #CorporateSustainability #SolarEnergy #SolarPower #CleanEnergy #Energy #RenewableEnergy #SolarPanels #ClimateChange #CommercialSolar #CommercialRealEstate

Texas tops the nation in Solar and Wind Production with many of these companies headquartered in #Dallas, as the city evolves into one of the top green energy destinations worldwide. As more companies develop environmental initiatives in meetings and events, Dallas continues to offer more ways to offer sustainable meetings. Electric transportation companies, solar powered restaurants and parks are just a few of the examples in creating more sustainable meetings and events in Dallas. #1 in #WindEnergy Production (2023 U.S. ranking) #2 in #SolarEnergy Production (2023 U.S. ranking) #1 Overall (2023 U.S. ranking) https://lnkd.in/g-5bQ8NR #RenewableEnergy #EnvironmentalInnitiatives #VisitDallas

The DOE commits up to $60 million to three pilot projects, setting the stage for a geothermal energy revolution that could power 65 million homes. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gN9_QDim about how these projects in the western U.S. aim to unlock affordable, renewable electricity, potentially adding 90 gigawatts to the grid by 2050. 🌱💡 #GeothermalEnergy #RenewableEnergy #CleanTech #DOEInvestment #Sustainability

🌟 The EDF Wholesale Market Services team were delighted to be part of Solar and Storage London 2024! 🌟 The panel of experts discussed "Business Models & Revenue Stacks for Unlocking Investment in Energy Storage Projects", with a spotlight on Storage & Batteries. Fabrizio Fenu shared his insights, commenting, "At EDF, we're committed to driving innovation in energy storage to support a sustainable future. It was inspiring to discuss new business models and revenue strategies with such a dynamic group of industry leaders." Thanks to everyone who joined us for this enlightening discussion! Let's continue to drive innovation in renewable energy together. 💡 #SolarAndStorageLiveLondon #EnergyStorage #SolarAndStorageLive #BatteryOptimisation

This article highlights an ambitious initiative by the Department of Energy (DOE) to inject up to $60 million into three pilot projects focused on geothermal energy development in the western United States. This significant financial commitment is poised to spearhead a revolution in geothermal energy, presenting a sustainable and renewable energy source with the potential to significantly impact the U.S. power grid and contribute to the nation's clean energy goals.

“Solutions to Grid Challenges and Methods to Increase Grid Connections” The UK’s energy landscape is evolving rapidly, and with it comes significant challenges in grid connections. These challenges are slowing progress towards the UK’s energy transition and pose critical risks in our pursuit of zero carbon. Grid congestion and administrative delays are causing significant roadblocks for developers such as lengthy connection dates, negative impacts on project economics, and loss of queue positions in grid applications.    With some reforms these issues can be solved, and the UK can get back on track to delivering more clean energy.  At this year’s Solar & Storage Live, I will be moderating a panel on 17th October about how we can increase grid connections,  discussing solutions such as accelerating the implementation of NGESO’s reforms to 2024 and the myriad of benefits this could bring to the UK’s energy transition.    Join myself and the panel from Ofgem, Solar Energy UK, Centrica and Energy Networks Association - Gemma Grimes, Bill Rees, Jack Presley Abbott and David Boyer - at the event as we explore these challenges and more, proposing solutions, and discussing the path towards a zero carbon future.  #solarstoragelive 

This year's RE+ Community Energy Conference, recently held in San Diego, was a pivotal event at the forefront of the rapidly evolving community solar landscape. PowerHub's James Mastin and Bryan Asa attended and provided valuable insights—from their experience—in an extensive blog. Key takeaways: 1️⃣ Importance of energy storage in community solar projects. 2️⃣ Community solar is growing in traditionally less progressive states. 3️⃣ Efficient data management is essential for growth. The conference highlighted the significant strides and prospects in community solar. As the sector grows, embracing innovation and addressing challenges will be key to its success. We expand on these key points in the below carousel. We've also included a link to the full blog in the comments section. . . . #communitysolar #renewableenergy #assetmanagement

From Crisis to Opportunity: America Leads Global Shift with Historic Solar Growth. In a groundbreaking achievement for renewable energy, the United States shattered records in 2023 by adding an unprecedented 32.4 gigawatts of solar capacity, surpassing all other energy sources for the first time since World War II. This surge, attributed to factors such as the Inflation Reduction Act and incentives for rooftop installations, was bolstered by states like California and Texas, with the latter surpassing the former in total solar capacity added. Despite challenges such as high-interest rates and policy changes, the solar industry's resilience remains evident, underscored by President Biden's push for domestic solar manufacturing. With forecasts predicting a potential capacity growth of 500 gigawatts by 2034, the U.S. is poised to continue its transition towards a greener, more sustainable energy future, with solar energy leading the charge. #Solarblocks #solar #solarenergy #solarpower #solarinstallers #solarpanel #solarpanelinstallation #solarhomes #nysolarhomes #cleanenergy #newyork #us

To maximize the potential of US energy we need more (and innovative) infrastructure to move electrons from where they are generated to where they are needed. Historically, the US has shown that it can solve these types of problems. The Federal Highway Act of 1956 provided for a 65,000 km national interstate road system for better efficiencies. We’ve already developed renewable energy, the challenge now is how we move it. For example, only 3% of energy generated in Nebraska is used in that state, the rest needs to move elsewhere. The cost to make renewable energy is cheap — between 2-4 cents/kWh — how we create innovative infrastructure is our challenge for the next decade. Thanks to Peter De Bock, Program Director at ARPA-E for the attached visual on solar and wind potential in the US. #innovation #poweringthefuture #leadership Johan Enslin