community solar

Recurrent Energy, Ampliform and Dimension Energy have announced new financing rounds this month for US solar projects.

The passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) in July 2025 is expected to slow down the pace of US community solar through 2030.

Two Wisconsin Republicans have introduced legislation to open access to community solar projects in the US state.

Nautilus and Summit Ridge Energy secured major financing deals to expand community solar projects across multiple US states.

ClearGen has entered into a US$150 million partnership with Davis Hill to build 245MW of community and commercial solar projects in the US.

The governor of New Jersey, Phil Murphy, has signed a new legislation that seeks to build 3GW of new community solar by 2029.

The US state of New York expects to install 35GW of solar PV and 9.4GW of battery energy storage system (BESS) by 2040.

Nautilus Solar Energy has entered a US$275 million tax equity partnership with Greenprint Capital to expand its US community solar portfolio.

Dimension Energy has secured US$360 million in financing to develop a 112MW portfolio of community solar projects across six US states.

Third-party ownership (TPO) of non-residential projects in the US has led commercial and industrial (C&I) and community solar financing in 2024.