Curated coverage from leading industry and legal publications — Norton Rose Fulbright’s Project Finance NewsWire, PV Magazine, Utility Dive, and more — summarized briefly and always linked to the original source.
The key question for regulators is no longer whether utilities can simply find a reason to install another gas turbine, write experts from Environmental Defense Fund and Minnesota’s CURE.
Source: Hudson Kingston and Will Scott, Utility Dive. Read the full article at Utility Dive →
Ford says buh-bye to the Escape gasmobile, but reports of an all-electric replacement for the crossover SUV may be somewhat premature. The post EVs Sales Are Rising And Another Gasmobile Bites The Dust appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Source: Tina Casey, CleanTechnica. Read the full article at CleanTechnica →
The coming weeks will be crucial for the future of the EU’s car and van CO₂ standards and Clean Corporate Vehicles Regulation — a choice that will shape Europe’s car market for the next decade. European car industry at a crossroads Driving…
Source: Transport & Environment (T&E), CleanTechnica. Read the full article at CleanTechnica →
The Commission’s ETS proposal is pragmatic and shows a willingness to improve the ETS for transport. The proposal’s strengths should be protected, including extensions of scope and support for new technologies in both aviation and shipping that represent an industrial opportunity for…
Source: Transport & Environment (T&E), CleanTechnica. Read the full article at CleanTechnica →
SEG Solar, a global solar manufacturer, has signed a land agreement for a planned $950 million, 4-GW heterojunction (HJT) solar cell plant at the Tomball Industrial Campus in the greater Houston area. The facility is expected to create more than 700 local…
Source: Billy Ludt, Solar Power World. Read the full article at Solar Power World →
The U.S. thin-film manufacturer recorded $1.23 billion in third-quarter net sales and $571 million in net income, while navigating uncertainty in its customer base around Section 232 tariffs, alongside its investments in next-generation technology and ongoing legal disputes.
Source: Ben Zientara, PV Magazine USA. Read the full article at PV Magazine USA →
Mach’s factory-integrated hardware and fleet orchestration platform target vegetation management bottlenecks for independent power producers.
Source: Ryan Kennedy, PV Magazine USA. Read the full article at PV Magazine USA →
Targeted recycling of frameless, polyolefin elastomer-encapsulated glass-glass modules lowers energy use and global warming impact compared with treating the whole module, but reduces recovered material value, according to a new study, with silver dominating revenue.
Source: pv magazine Global, PV Magazine USA. Read the full article at PV Magazine USA →
Outer Spaces launches with a novel approach to solar and battery energy storage for a home, using horizontal metal packs that are part of the decking.
Source: Ryan Kennedy, PV Magazine USA. Read the full article at PV Magazine USA →
Washington, DC — Big Oil companies have begun to release their quarterly earnings. Shell reported today that it nearly doubled its earnings from the same quarter last year and that Q3 of 2026 was its highest earning quarter since 2022, following Russia’s invasion…
Source: Sierra Club, CleanTechnica. Read the full article at CleanTechnica →
The acquisition of Trench Group will help GE Vernova capitalize on rising electricity demand, company executives said.
Source: Brian Martucci, Utility Dive. Read the full article at Utility Dive →
Solar mounting and racking manufacturer SnapNrack, a subsidiary of Sunrun, will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Nov. 4 to celebrate the opening of its new facility in El Paso, Texas. The new operational site has onshored SnapNrack’s assembly and distribution operations from…
Source: Billy Ludt, Solar Power World. Read the full article at Solar Power World →
“I think the cost-sharing elements are by far probably the most important part of this bill,” Rep. Josh Harder, D-Calif., told Utility Dive. “My hope is that can unlock a lot more collaboration as opposed to ... folks pointing the finger at each…
Source: Diana DiGangi, Utility Dive. Read the full article at Utility Dive →
American Electric Power’s contracted large loads jumped 22%, to 84 GW, mainly on a 10.4-GW data center in Ohio being developed by SB Energy, company officials said Wednesday.
Source: Ethan Howland, Utility Dive. Read the full article at Utility Dive →
Job seekers hoping to launch or advance a career in clean energy can connect with employers and explore new opportunities at the RE+ Clean Energy Job Fair on Nov. 18, at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Hosted by GRID Alternatives, the Women…
Source: Billy Ludt, Solar Power World. Read the full article at Solar Power World →
DTE Energy’s 132-MW Fish Creek Solar Park near Sheridan, Michigan, is now operational. The $268 million development was fully funded by customers who voluntarily participate in DTE’s MIGreenPower program. The solar park can generate enough energy to power approximately 30,000 homes. “Our…
Source: Billy Ludt, Solar Power World. Read the full article at Solar Power World →
A new name, broader authority, and a $250 billion lending cap signal a major shift in federal financing for energy projects.
Source: Kenneth Hansen & Rachel Rosenfeld, Norton Rose Fulbright — Project Finance. Read the full article at Norton Rose Fulbright — Project Finance →
Renewable natural gas developers have until October 23 to submit comments in a California Public Utilities Commission proceeding to assess how interconnection costs are affecting project economics.
Source: Christopher Psihoules & Ali Ward, Norton Rose Fulbright — Project Finance. Read the full article at Norton Rose Fulbright — Project Finance →
Despite their reputations, data centers are fast becoming champions of environmental sustainability through innovative technologies, regulatory developments, and partnerships.
Source: Norton Rose Fulbright — Project Finance. Read the full article at Norton Rose Fulbright — Project Finance →
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has undertaken actions to revise the regulatory framework to provide greater flexibility and expedite the development of natural gas infrastructure.
Source: Christopher Psihoules & Ali Ward, Norton Rose Fulbright — Project Finance. Read the full article at Norton Rose Fulbright — Project Finance →
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