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Tag: utility-scale

  • Terabase raises $6M in its quest to break the one-cent-per-kWh solar barrier

    Solar digital solutions startup Terabase Energy is on a mission to drive solar power prices down below one cent per kilowatt-hour (kWh) by 2025, and today it closed a $6 million Series A financing, led by SJF Ventures, to aid in its quest.  Terabase provides proprietary software, automation and digital deployment solutionsRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • SenseHawk raises $5.1M to enhance its solar plant construction, O&M software

    SenseHawk, a Software as a service company that helps customers develop, build and operate solar and other infrastructure sites, raised $5.1 million in Series A1 funding. SenseHawk’s cloud-based platform and application modules solve several challenges in the development, construction and operation of solar sites. Its application modules enable solar companies toRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • What the SunPower, Maxeon split means for U.S. solar installers and EPCs

    Corporate-level comings and goings aren’t a huge focus for us at Solar Builder, but SunPower spinning off its international business and solar panel manufacturing into its own publicly traded entity, Maxeon Solar Technologies, has implications for U.S. solar professionals across all segments. Here’s what you need to know now, andRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Enel Green Power starts operations on largest solar plant in Texas

    Enel Green Power started operations at the second phase of its Roadrunner solar plant in Upton County, Texas (245 MW). The overall 497 MW project is the largest operational solar farm in Texas and the company’s largest in the United States. The plant’s 1.2 million bifacial photovoltaic (PV) panels willRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • EnerVenue has a metal-hydrogen battery tech that could de-throne large-scale lithium storage

    A safer, zero maintenance and lower cost alternative to lithium-ion batteries is a sought-after storage future / dream, but startup EnerVenue says it’s close to reality right now. The company is promoting a metal-hydrogen battery technology it has in development for large-scale stationary energy storage applications that can withstand literallyRead More — Solar Builder magazine