Solar tracker manufacturer ARRAY Technologies is launching Atlas, a new suite of foundation-to-tracker solutions designed for ARRAY trackers and APA Solar Racking foundations. Atlas I is designed for standard soil conditions, connecting driven foundations (a shortened W-beam or sigma pile) to the tracker through an adjustable rolled steel C-channel and bearing interface. This can correct… The post ARRAY Technologies debuts new foundations for solar trackers appeared first on Solar Power World.

Carolina-based solar and storage installer Sugar Hollow Solar is celebrating 16 years in business by making solar more accessible than ever. The company is now offering residential solar and storage lease options through Palmetto LightReach. And in celebration of its 16th anniversary, Sugar Hollow Solar is sweetening the deal and covering the first year of… The post Sugar Hollow Solar celebrates 16th anniversary with lease payment giveaway appeared first on Solar Power World.

Arglass, a glass container manufacturer headquartered in Valdosta, Georgia, is now powering a portion of its operations with on-site solar developed and financed by Cherry Street Energy. “The future of American manufacturing depends on innovation – not only in how we make products, but in how we power our operations,” said Jose Diego-Arozamena, CEO of… The post Cherry Street completes 6-MW solar project for Georgia glass manufacturer appeared first on Solar Power World.

The Federal Communications Commission has banned new internationally manufactured power inverters, like those used in solar PV and energy storage projects, from being imported into the United States. Yesterday, the FCC added “foreign-produced power inverters” to a list of communications products and services that it considers a risk to national security, citing alleged risks for… The post FCC bans new foreign inverter imports appeared first on Solar Power World.

Tesla has signed a PPA with ContourGlobal for the power generated from Project Sterling, a 509-MW solar and 1.4-GWh energy storage project in Arizona. Construction on Project Sterling started in 2025, through off-site physical work to meet subsidy deadlines. Commercial operation is targeted for 2028. “Securing our biggest PPA ever … is a testament of… The post Tesla signs PPA for large solar + storage project in Arizona appeared first on Solar Power World.

A Yakima, Washington-based man has filed a compliant against Canadian Solar after 24 solar panels — a weight of nearly one ton — allegedly fell on top of him and caused him major bodily harm. Patrick Gibbons has requested a trial by jury for the case in the Washington Eastern District Court. Co-plaintiffs on the… The post After solar panels fall while unloading, Washington man seeks damages from Canadian Solar appeared first on Solar Power World.

Georgia Power celebrated the completion of the 49.5-MW/198-MWh Moody Battery Facility built near Valdosta, Georgia, with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Monday. The battery plant was retrofitted to the existing Moody Solar project. “The successful completion of the Moody Battery Energy Storage System, ahead of schedule, is great news for our customers and for reliable… The post Georgia Power pairs 49.5-MW storage facility with existing solar project appeared first on Solar Power World.

T1 Energy announced it has acquired solar patents and other intellectual property from Evervolt Green Energy Holding for $135 million. The patents relate to TOPCon solar cells and modules. “Owning the intellectual property rights to leading silicon-based solar technologies is an important step to differentiate T1’s competitive position as a vertically integrated crystalline silicon U.S.… The post T1 Energy buys TOPCon patents through deal with Evervolt appeared first on Solar Power World.

Long-time renewables investor Sriram Das has been nurturing a dream for the last half-decade to make solar panels in the United States. Finally, after many starts and stops, his company DYCM is closer than ever to producing American solar panels with policy-compliant supply chains. DYCM expects to begin production on a module assembly line in Livermore,… The post DYCM’s journey to panel manufacturing leads to California appeared first on Solar Power World.

Thermal imaging and monitoring solutions company moviTHERM has launched Irley, a new IoT thermal camera built to flag fire risk, equipment failure and heat related problems so teams can step in before they turn into costly damage. Irley, confirmed by the company to work on solar projects, goes beyond temperature monitoring. The IoT thermal camera… The post Irley thermal camera suggested for early fault detection on solar projects appeared first on Solar Power World.

Electrical output from renewable energy sources has increased by more than 10% in the first five months of 2026 and is producing 30% of total U.S. electricity, according to a review of U.S. Energy Information Administration data by the SUN DAY Campaign. At this pace, renewable energy sources are expected to add 83 GW of… The post New solar output is still outpacing fossil fuels, nuclear appeared first on Solar Power World.

The United States is producing heterojunction technology (HJT) solar cells for the first time, after Canadian Solar announced the official opening of the first 2.1-GW phase of its cell manufacturing facility in Jefferson, Indiana. The site, working under the CS PowerTech subsidiary name, will produce HJT cells that will be sent to Canadian Solar’s module… The post Canadian Solar ramps HJT solar cell manufacturing in Indiana appeared first on Solar Power World.