Americas

rPlus Energies has closed a revolving credit facility of up to US$450 million to support its project pipeline across the American West.

Numerous solar technology and installation companies globally have seen their stocks surge off the back of the Democrats' victories in the US midterm elections.

Maryland-based IPP Sunraycer Renewables has acquired two utility-scale solar projects with a combined capacity of 325MWac from Apricus Energy.

Waaree Solar Americas has commenced commercial production on two 800MW solar module manufacturing lines at its Brookshire facility in Texas.

Mach, a manufacturer of autonomy technology for off-road machines, has launched a commercial solar mowing solution for utility solar assets.

Inox Solar Americas’ planned 3GW solar cell facility in Greenville, North Carolina, remains on track for Q2 2027 production.

Solar consultancy firm CPP Wind Engineering has launched the first wind certification programme for utility-scale solar PV projects.

T1 Energy signs offtake agreements for over 1.58GW of solar modules, including domestically produced cells from its G2_Austin facility.

Bryen Alperin, partner at Foss & Company, explains the real risks for tax credit buyers, and why most can be handled in diligence.

US solar manufacturer First Solar reported net sales of US$1.23 billion for the third quarter of 2026, down 23% year-on-year.