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Recent changes to federal renewable energy funding highlight a growing emphasis on protecting farmland, measuring energy performance, and ensuring rural communities benefit from clean energy investments. For years, the USDA’s Rural Energy for America Program (REAP)…

For years, the story of constrained development has been about power: interconnection queues, grid capacity, and multi-year waits to get a project energized. That story hasn’t gone away — but a second constraint is now catching…

California produces nearly half of all U.S. vegetables and more than three-quarters of U.S. fruits and nuts, according to the CDFA. Today, moving that food from farms and packing facilities to distribution centers, ports, and markets…

Annual energy production has long been the primary metric used to compare photovoltaic (PV) configurations. In general, configurations that produce more kilowatt-hours are assumed to perform better. However, electricity is not worth the same amount throughout…

As the world increasingly turns to renewable energy sources, solar power remains at the forefront of this green revolution. However, traditional ground-mounted solar panels (GM-PV) come with a significant trade-off: they require large swathes of land…

About the Author: Henry Williams is a recent PhD graduate in Mechanical Engineering from Cornell University, where his dissertation focused on microclimate impacts of solar panels in agrivoltaics systems. His agrivoltaics research has been featured in…

This blog post was originally written in Spanish. An English translated version can be found in the second portion below. Cuando Bad Bunny subió al escenario de la Super Bowl, no fue solo otro espectáculo de…