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Energy Transition in Motion (Week of May 30, 2025)
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including a move by the Trump administration to fast-track geothermal projects.
Zeo Energy to Acquire Solar Power Producer Heliogen in $10MM Deal
The transaction is expected to close in third-quarter 2025, subject to the approval of Heliogen’s stockholders as well as customary closing and other conditions.
Solar Firm Sunnova Says Trump Administration Cancels $2.92B Loan
Sunnova Energy’s loan cancelation comes as the Trump administration, pushing to maximize oil and gas production, is reviewing government financing for alternative energy.
Arena Renewables Sells Illinois Solar Portfolio to Summit Ridge Energy
Together, Summit Ridge’s acquired solar projects are expected to produce enough energy to power more than 5,000 homes annually when commercial operations begin, Arena says.
DuPont Achieves 100% Renewable Electricity Across EU Operations
The milestone was reached through the purchase of renewable energy certificates and the installation of on-site solar panels, DuPont said.
Energy Transition in Motion (Week of May 23, 2025)
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including the world’s first flow battery power system for gas operations.
TotalEnergies Launches its Largest Solar Plant in Europe
The plant, near Sevilla, Spain, consists of five solar projects with a total installed capacity of 263 megawatts.
Big Bill Not Beautiful for Clean Energy Passes US House
The legislation passed the House early May 22 with a 215-214 mostly party line vote and essentially guts the Inflation Reduction Act.
US Redirects Puerto Rico Solar Power Funds to Oil Plants
The Trump administration will halt funding of $365 million awarded during the previous administration for rooftop solar power in Puerto Rico and redirect it to fossil fuel burning plants.
Renewables, Fossil Fuels Unite on Threat to Texas ‘Energy Miracle’
Texas legislation from three bills has put renewable energy in the crosshairs, despite opposition from the Texas Oil and Gas Association, among others.