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Top-Quality Solar Panel Recycling — Scaling Up The Industry
I recently sat down with SOLARCYCLE CEO Suvi Sharma to discuss the fascinating history of the solar market as well as the next key task for the industry — recycling solar panels. Suvi shared how SOLARCYCLE is leading the charge and working hard to recycle solar panels thoroughly and correctly, … [continued]
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Sunrun #5 on TIME’s 2026 List of World’s Most Impactful Companies
TIME recognizes Sunrun as one of the world’s most impactful companies for making home solar and battery storage affordable and accessible, and for its distributed power plants that are helping stabilize America’s power grid. Sunrun (Nasdaq: RUN), America’s largest provider of home battery storage, solar, and home-to-grid power plants, has … [continued]
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Arcadia Acquires ENGIE Impact to Create Best-in-Class Energy Management Platform
Arcadia, the energy intelligence platform for businesses, announced this month that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire ENGIE Impact, the Utility Expense and Data Management, Energy Procurement, and Sustainability Advising arm of ENGIE. The strategic transaction combines ENGIE Impact’s global operational scale and 30-year track record with … [continued]
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What Is Plaguing The New Nissan LEAF In Europe?
I saw a headline this morning that Nissan has just dropped plans to produce powertrains for the new Nissan LEAF in the UK. The reason is reportedly that consumer demand in Europe is not as high as hoped for the model. This struck me, particularly because the new Nissan LEAF … [continued]
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Owen Sound water rates to increase just over 3 per cent
Water rate to increase five per cent, while sewer surcharge to be reduced from 124 per cent to 120 per cent