The Ivanpah Solar Power Facility rose from California’s Mojave Desert as a symbol of America’s ambition to expand clean ...

The mid-Atlantic grid operator says its speedier process for bringing more power onto its system will expand renewable energy. Is it too late? Second in an occasional series on PJM. Read the first ...

Dominion Energy has filed its largest request for solar projects with state regulators — including a project in Hampton Roads — as part of its plan to meet long-term renewable energy goals set by the ...

Wisconsin has launched a groundbreaking project that could reshape how the state generates and uses electricity. The Paris Solar-Battery Park in Kenosha County combines a massive solar farm with a ...

This story was originally published by Canary Media and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. A novel solar power project just went online in California’s Central Valley, with ...

As solar plants and projects are being shut down, some cheaper alternatives are being explored. NBC News' Ellison Barber talks to Environmentalist Bill McKibben about the impacts of shutting down ...

Another 35 commercial-scale solar projects have been frozen in the Bureau of Land Management review process. The Trump administration’s cancellation of what would have been one of the world’s largest ...

Solar panels at the 180-megawatt Madison Fields Solar project in Pike Township, Madison County. The project is one of about a dozen large-scale solar projects that have state approval, are under ...

Several solar array proposals were in the news recently. Find out where they are planned, construction timelines and more.

Otter Tail Power plans one solar facility in each state, while Harmony Solar plans a facility in Cass County, North Dakota. A 108-acre solar farm near Paynesville, Minnesota. Otter Tail Power is ...

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A new study finds farmers can enjoy increased crop yeilds under partial shade of solar panels long after they stop working decades from now.