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Canadian Solar's New 6 GW Facility by CS PowerTech
7+ hour, 2+ min ago (618+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni Canadian Solar subsidiary CS PowerTech opened the first phase of a solar cell manufacturing facility in Jeffersonville, Indiana, on July 24, adding a new source of domestic production for a component that many U.S. module factories still obtain…...
Future of Renewable Energy: A 2026 Professional Outlook
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1026+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni That mismatch is now the central execution risk. That changes capital allocation. Technology discussions often drift into lab-stage novelty. That’s not the relevant lens for power buyers or developers. The question is which technologies are close…...
Boyle Heights Warehouse Cleanup Stalls as Lineage and Altus Power Clash
3+ week, 20+ hour ago (931+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni A massive fire tore through a cold storage warehouse in Boyle Heights. Now, weeks later, the cleanup itself has turned into a fight. Lineage, the company that operates the fire-damaged warehouse, says it was ready to…...
Floating Solar Farm in the Netherlands Becomes an Unexpected Nursery for Aquatic Life
3+ week, 3+ day ago (1334+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni A floating solar farm in the Netherlands is doing more than producing clean electricity. Beneath its panels, artificial underwater shelters have attracted hundreds of fish and nearly 2,000 invertebrates, creating signs of a functioning aquatic ecosystem inside…...
Europe’s Heatwave Turns Cooling Into the Continent’s New Climate Class Divide
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1467+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni Europe’s latest heatwave has done more than push temperatures above 40°C. It has exposed a sharper political and social problem: protection from extreme heat is becoming something wealthier people can buy, while millions of others are…...
AI Data Centers Face a Double Threat: Extreme Weather and Manipulated Public Debate
3+ week, 5+ day ago (1556+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni The artificial intelligence boom depends on physical infrastructure that is becoming harder to protect. Data centers need huge amounts of electricity, constant cooling, reliable water supplies, strong grid connections and uninterrupted communications. Heatwaves, droughts, floods, storms…...
Massachusetts Wants More Rooftop Solar. The Permitting System Is Slowing It Down
1+ mon, 19+ hour ago (1268+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni Massachusetts has strong solar potential, rising electricity costs, and ambitious climate goals. What it does not have is a fast, simple approval process for putting panels on homes. That is now becoming harder to ignore. The…...
California Solar Is Beating Gas. Batteries Are Making It Stick
1+ mon, 6+ day ago (1125+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni California’s electric grid is showing a clear change in 2026: utility-scale solar is producing more electricity than natural gas on most days. That is not a small headline. It is a signal. For years, solar was treated…...
America’s Largest Wind Farm Comes Online in New Mexico
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (1217+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni New Mexico is now at the center of one of the biggest clean energy stories in the country. The SunZia wind project, developed by Pattern Energy, is coming online as the largest wind farm in the…...
Cobalt Power Systems Completes 220.9-kW Solar Project Near San Francisco’s Pier 33
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (1170+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni Cobalt Power Systems has completed a new commercial solar project at Waterfront Plaza in San Francisco, adding another example of how dense city buildings can still become clean-energy assets. The project is not huge by utility-scale…...