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America is installing more solar panels and batteries this year than ever before, with 86 gigawatts of new clean energy coming online. That's enough to power 64 million homes and nearly double what we added last year.
America's clean energy revolution is accelerating faster than anyone predicted. Solar, wind, and battery storage will account for every bit of new power capacity added to the grid this year.
The Drax Group just delivered a record-breaking year for renewable power, generating enough clean energy to power millions of UK homes. The company is now planning major investments in battery storage and flexible energy solutions while returning over £1 billion to shareholders.
America just added enough battery storage to power five million homes for a year, marking the biggest grid energy leap in history. Even with federal clean energy incentives getting slashed, the momentum keeps building.
Fifty-eight energy companies in Germany have joined forces to solve a problem that's actually a good one: too many battery storage projects waiting to connect to the power grid. The new cooperation forum is turning growing pains into strategic solutions for clean energy's future.
America's clean energy sector proved its strength in 2025, with investors pouring $120 billion into renewable projects even as political uncertainty swirled. The resilience signals that solar, wind, and battery storage have become too economically attractive to slow down.
A $3 billion financing deal for solar and battery storage across Chile, Brazil, and Mexico just became Latin America's largest clean energy investment ever. The move signals that global banks are betting big on the region's renewable future.
America is installing enough new solar panels and batteries in 2026 to power millions of homes, marking the biggest single-year energy expansion in over two decades. Clean energy now accounts for 93% of all new power projects breaking ground this year.
Norway's Statkraft just signed a deal for two massive battery systems in Finland that will smooth out wind power's ups and downs, making clean energy more reliable. It's a breakthrough solution as Finland's wind capacity nearly tripled in just four years.
Mexico just became the first country to mandate social impact assessments for large battery storage projects, ensuring communities have a voice in the clean energy transition. The new rule prioritizes people alongside progress as the nation builds its renewable energy future.
Guatemala just awarded contracts for massive solar farms paired with battery storage, showing clean energy can outcompete traditional power. The auction drew nearly three times more bids than available slots.
America just installed four times more battery storage than it did three years ago, with Texas poised to lead the nation. The surge proves clean energy storage has become essential infrastructure that both red and blue states can't afford to ignore.
America is about to smash power generation records, with developers planning to add 86 gigawatts of clean energy capacity in 2026. Solar panels and batteries will power more than three-quarters of this historic expansion.
America just added a record 57 gigawatt hours of battery storage to the grid in 2024, enough to power more than 5 million homes. Even better, the boom is happening in red states like Texas, proving clean energy can win on pure economics.
America just installed enough battery storage in one year to power Houston through the night. Despite political headwinds, the clean energy storage revolution is accelerating across red and blue states alike.
Nordic Solar just switched on a massive 9-megawatt battery in Sweden that can store renewable energy and keep the power grid stable. It's another win for countries proving clean energy can work at scale. #
Clean energy just got a major affordability boost. New analysis shows solar electricity costs will plunge 30% over the next decade while battery storage prices hit record lows.
South Korea is pouring $223 million into a next-generation power grid that will connect hundreds of megawatts of solar energy and create smarter, more flexible electricity networks across the country. The ambitious plan combines battery storage, microgrids, and AI-powered systems to help communities produce and use their own renewable energy.
Montana Senator Tim Sheehy has solar panels and battery storage on his home, yet voted to eliminate the tax credits that helped Americans afford the same technology. His stance reveals a growing conversation about the real value of clean energy.
America just installed more battery storage capacity in a single year than ever before, marking a major step forward for renewable energy. The milestone shows clean energy infrastructure is scaling up despite economic headwinds.
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