United States
Federal credit. State add-ons. The published cut is not the installer invoice.
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Google and Voltus added 1,070 MW of flexible PJM capacity - a workplace battery can join the pool, and the contract prints no payment rate
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Dominion sketches 3.5 GW of grid batteries over 20 years - the April law tells that utility to seek 16,000 MW of shorter batteries and 4,000 MW of longer ones
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A La Fox factory plans a 5 MWh battery on site - ComEd's storage rebate is $300 or $250 a kilowatt-hour, and this project has not been paid it
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A Vermont chip factory added about 6 MW of solar and a 16 MW battery - and the battery is the part that pays
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DENSO put 5.25 MWac of solar beside its Athens Tennessee plant - more than 10,000 modules, about 14% of the plant's yearly power, no battery named
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Two Long Island batteries are switched off over a 2023 fire - New York regulators point at the fire suppressant, not the batteries
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US commercial solar got 5.6% dearer in a year, to $1.77 a watt, even as module prices fell
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Arizona's big utility booked a four-hour battery for twenty years - and the banks closed $220 million behind it
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Google banked leftover solar in batteries so clean power showed up in the hours it actually used
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US workplaces bought batteries in bulk last quarter. The install record was not only utilities.
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Meta added a 144 MW Texas solar farm to its Apex deals, taking the green certificates while the grid gets the power
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The US set final duties on solar cells from India, Indonesia and Laos, up to 249% combined for India
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US commercial solar installs rose 11% in the second quarter while home solar hit a five-year low
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Illinois approved 600 MW of new four-hour batteries, but the PJM zone got only 80 MW of its 588 MW target
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A new US order on foreign grid equipment puts battery projects first in line for delays, BloombergNEF says
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The US widened its block on new foreign-made grid inverters to cover wired connections, with a carve-out for 45X makers
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New Jersey proposed paying home batteries for grid duty, and says business batteries at critical sites come next
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Nevada's main utility signed for 25 years of solar with a four-hour battery: 400 MW of panels, 1,600 MWh of storage
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Tesla filed plans for a $10.1 billion solar factory campus in Texas, with production from 2029
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A 5.3-hour battery is going up next to Ohio's data centre cluster: 200 MW / 1.06 GWh, the biggest on the PJM grid
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From 4 December, imported solar modules in the US carry a $0.38 per watt price floor plus a 15% tariff
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Orsted switched on a 250 MW / 500 MWh battery beside a Texas solar farm, and runs it separately from the panels
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Texas paused its data centre hook-up queue: 474 GW of requests, about 90% of them data centres
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Costco took a Florida distribution centre off the grid with solar and batteries, and nobody said how big the system is
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PJM wants new data centres that bring no power of their own to cut back first near a grid emergency
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Tesla signed to buy about 1 TWh a year from an Arizona solar farm with a four-hour battery
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Solar and batteries were 91% of new US power capacity in the first quarter, and California's batteries met 36% of demand at one point in July
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Google booked the first two phases of America's largest solar-plus-storage build - and the box is part of the deal
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The US solar tax credit's start-building deadline has passed, and late projects now race a December 2027 finish line