Solar batteries are perfect if you want to improve overall savings and enjoy more energy independence. Battery energy storage systems can work with your solar panels to store solar energy during the day and distribute it on demand.
The Federal Government pulled the rug from underneath the solar industry this year when it cancelled major solar funding allowances with the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
American solar panel giant Tesla has announced that production has started at Gigafactory New York. The company’s facility in Buffalo will begin shipping panels to customers in Q1 2026.
Winter is almost here, and if you haven’t already switched from cooling to heating on your electric heat pump, you soon will.
European energy company EcoFlow has announced a new home energy management system to provide uninterrupted power backup to family homes. Their new system, the Gateway EF-SG-001, might look familiar if you have ever considered a battery energy storage system on Long Island.
Peak Energy has deployed America’s first sodium-ion solar battery. The 3.5 MWh grid-scale battery energy storage system is operating at a test facility in Colorado, with nine utility companies involved in the project.
Solar company Enphase has developed a new gallium nitride solar microinverter with an efficiency rating of 97.5%. Designed for commercial use, this new microinverter can manage continuous current with minimal energy waste. This maximizes the conversion of electricity from solar cells.
The passing of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act earlier this year removed federal funding for numerous clean energy projects, including the elimination of the Residential Solar Tax Credit. However, there is still strong support for solar and clean energy projects throughout the states.
Just this week, Dutch automaker Lightyear revealed an EV that takes current technologies a step forward. Unlike models from companies like Tesla, the new Lightyear has integrated solar panels, which can charge the internal batteries for around 44 miles of daily range.
Just this week, Dutch automaker Lightyear revealed an EV that takes current technologies a step forward. Unlike models from companies like Tesla, the new Lightyear has integrated solar panels, which can charge the internal batteries for around 44 miles of daily range.
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