Markets & Policy
In highly regulated energy markets, policy decisions can make or break new technologies, strategies, and even entire industries.
Support from policymakers, in the form of procurement exercises, priority dispatch, tax incentives and a wealth of other instruments, has been vital to the global solar industry’s success, and new mechanisms to support growth in energy storage are an increasingly important part of the story today.
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Solar’s infrastructure obstacle
During the development of a recent utility-scale project in Texas’ ERCOT grid interconnection zone, Levona Renewables CEO Fernando Queiroz found his team spending more time evaluating transmission infrastructure, interconnection requirements, equipment availability, and utility procurement processes than discussing solar modules – a striking realization affecting project developers in the United States and beyond.
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Portugal works towards 3 GW battery storage target by 2030
Portugal looks set to ramp up its battery storage capacity from 20 MW commissioned by the end of last year but the Portuguese Association Of Renewable Energy says success will depend on licensing, grid access and sufficient stable revenue streams.
Canadian Solar says patent dispute with Maxeon is formally terminated
Canadian Solar says the dismissal of Maxeon’s U.S. patent infringement lawsuit formally ends the dispute between the two companies. The resolution follows the PTAB’s January decision invalidating the Maxeon patent claims asserted against Canadian Solar.
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Portugal works towards 3 GW battery storage target by 2030
Portugal looks set to ramp up its battery storage capacity from 20 MW commissioned by the end of last year but the Portuguese Association Of Renewable Energy says success will depend on licensing, grid access and sufficient stable revenue streams.
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Canadian Solar says patent dispute with Maxeon is formally terminated
Canadian Solar says the dismissal of Maxeon’s U.S. patent infringement lawsuit formally ends the dispute between the two companies. The resolution follows the PTAB’s January decision invalidating the Maxeon patent claims asserted against Canadian Solar.
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As Europe overheats, solar module prices cool down
Europe’s record heat is driving up electricity demand while renewable energy deployment remains constrained by policy uncertainty. Solar module prices are broadly stable, with oversupply putting pressure on prices even as installers’ order books remain strong.
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