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EVERYTHING BIGGER IN TEXAS, EVEN CLEAN ENERGY: Texas has officially surpassed California to become the top solar state in the U.S according to a new report from the American Clean Power Association. In the second quarter of 2024 alone, Texas brought online an impressive 1.6 gigawatts of solar energy, along with substantial increases in wind and storage. In total, we added 2,600 megawatts of clean energy capacity—leading the nation in clean power installations. With over 28,000 megawatts of clean power development in the works, Texas is charging ahead in the renewable energy race. As the top state in solar and clean energy development, we’re proving that everything really is bigger in Texas, including our commitment to a cleaner, greener future. Curious about what this means for real estate investing in Texas? Clean energy initiatives can offer huge potential for growth in key markets—don’t miss out! Contact Slaughter Investing today for more insights! 📧 info@SlaughterInvesting.com 📞 972.837.8765 READ MORE: https://lnkd.in/g9wEf9RR #TexasSolar #RenewableEnergy #CleanPower #RealEstateInvesting #SlaughterInvesting

On March 15, a hailstorm damaged thousands of solar panels on a 350-MW solar farm in Fort Bend County, TX. An event such as this is forcing stakeholders in the renewable energy space to reevaluate the vulnerability of solar infrastructure to extreme weather and how they can mitigate risks. In our latest blog, “The Texas Hailstorm: A Catalyst for Change in the Solar Industry,” Bryen Alperin, a Foss & Company Partner and Managing Director, goes over initial takeaways regarding the prominent issue of hail on solar arrays and recommendations for investors in the renewable energy sector to safeguard their investments against similar incidents. To learn more on how to navigate these challenges and enhance the durability and resilience of solar energy infrastructure, read our full blog: https://bit.ly/4cAx637 #tax #taxcredits #taxequity #solar #renewableenergy #Climatechange

The recent hailstorm damage to a solar farm in Texas became a wake-up call to investors and stakeholders across the renewable energy space. On March 15, a hailstorm destroyed thousands of solar panels on a 350-MW solar farm in Fort Bend County, TX. Many are starting to notice that hail is becoming a prominent issue for the renewable energy industry and the need to adopt stronger and more resilient technologies within the solar space is crucial. Foss & Company Partner and Managing Director, Bryen Alperin, offers initial takeaways and recommendations for investors who participate in the renewable energy sector in our recent blog “The Texas Hailstorm: A Catalyst for Change in the Solar Industry.” Learn how you can advance the strengths of solar further to ensure that renewable energy remains a viable and resilient power source for the future by reading our full blog: https://bit.ly/4cAx637 #tax #taxcredits #taxequity #climatechange #renewableenergy #solar

Renewable energy is significantly impacting Colorado's economy. Industry leaders from Xcel Energy, Guzman Energy, Chevron, and the Colorado Energy Office discuss how the transition to renewable, emissions-free energy is reshaping the region's economic landscape. This shift is fostering new business opportunities, investments, and job creation, while also addressing climate change a

The recent hailstorm in Texas wreaked havoc on a 350-MW solar farm, shedding light on the vulnerability of renewable energy infrastructure. Investors and stakeholders are awakening to the urgency of fortifying solar technologies against such natural disasters. Check out Foss & Company Partner and Managing Director, Bryen Alperin's insights on the pivotal changes needed in our latest blog. Discover how you can advance the strengths of solar further to ensure that renewable energy remains a viable and resilient power source for the future by reading the full blog: https://bit.ly/4cAx637 #tax #taxcredits #taxequity #climatechange #renewableenergy #solar

🗣️"In 2021 local governments in the U.S. announced a total of 207 MW of energy from 21 landfill solar projects, representing a 10-fold increase in energy capacity compared with recent years.” 📈🚧 From the Standard Solarblog The Undeniable Value of Solar Development on Brownfields and Landfills by Harry Benson. Read more of Harry’s insights about developing on brownfields at https://lnkd.in/ehpruBFP #PoweringTheEnergyTransformation #communitysolar #commercialsolar #assetacquisition #ICYMI

It's American Clean Power Week and we're celebrating the clean energy industry's efforts to #PowerTheEconomy! Q1 marked a solar power milestone: Operating utility-scale solar surpassed the 100 GW milestone, following a strong quarter of 4,577 MW of new capacity installed. Learn more in American Clean Power Association (ACP)'s Q1 #CleanPowerQuarterly report at cleanpower.org. #cleanpower #renewableenergy

Texas wants Solar Energy ☀️  As the Texas 89th Legislative Session approaches, it's crucial to reflect on what Texans are saying about solar energy. A recent poll revealed that Texans largely support solar and the clean energy incentives in the Inflation Reduction Act. Poll respondents agree that policymakers should be encouraging the use of solar energy and oppose additional permitting requirements for solar. HARC's policy work and participation in Solar for All aims to reduce barriers and promote equitable access to solar energy across the state. Subscribe to our newsletter for updates on the legislative session, our work in Solar for All, and clean energy and policy here https://bit.ly/4b5ZmZX Read the Solar Energy Industries Association, Global Strategy Group, and North Star Opinion poll here https://bit.ly/3XZy2rm   Read about Solar for All here https://bit.ly/TXSolar4All   For more information about HARC's policy work, please email us at HARCMedia@harcresearch.org #HARCPolicy #HARCResearch #TexasSolar #EnergyPolicy #SolarEnergy #RenewableEnergy #SFA

Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) are revolutionizing grid management by integrating distributed energy resources like solar, wind, and battery storage. Discover our recommendations for successful implementation and how VPPs can support a sustainable energy future, based on project work we've completed in Puerto Rico. https://lnkd.in/eJE2XMic #energyinnovation #gridmanagement #gridtransformation #VPPs Paul Quinlan Tony Gonzalez

#NETL officials joined U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm and other #DepartmentofEnergy personnel to commemorate the installation of the first of thousands of solar and battery systems on low-income homes across Puerto Rico. This action comes as part of the DOE #GridDeploymentOffice Puerto Rico Energy Resilience Fund to support Puerto Rico’s grid resilience efforts and achieve the goal of meeting 100% renewable energy by 2050. https://lnkd.in/e98AKvJg