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enerG Q4 2025 Editorial Line-Up

Florida school saves big and goes green—with solar power: Tampa Bay Solar was the leader on a major solar project at the Manatee School for the Arts, one of the most significant rooftop solar projects ever completed at a Florida school, with panels installed across the school’s expansive campus.

South Carolina goes big on solar—and storage—with Lone Star project: energyRe has now completed work on the $200 million Lone Star project in the Palmetto State, which features one of the largest solar power—and storage systems—in the southeastern U.S.

Repowering renewables: A recent successful re-powering of its Twin Ridges wind project in Pennsylvania by Exus Renewables illustrates the growing interest in repowerings—and their significant benefits.

Guest Column: John Cromer, Head of Training for energy technology company Sol-Ark, talks about sophisticated energy management solutions that optimize value while minimizing costly grid interaction.

Guest Column: EPEC Solutions talks about The Fast Track to the Grid: The Case for Prefabricated BoS in Utility-Scale Solar, which explores how prefabricated BoS solutions can address field construction challenges, reduce install timelines, and improve overall project outcomes.

Guest Column: QuickBOLT on responding to unknowns in the solar world, with a focus on unknown shipping, tariffs, timing, and research.

On the Grid: enerG takes a snapshot look at recently completed renewable energy projects, with details on a variety of projects.

Ask the Experts: With Ask the Experts, enerG poses a topical question involving renewable energy to industry representatives.

This issue’s question: “What is the best part of your job working in the renewable energy industry, and why?”

Guest Opinion: Bill McKibben, the author of the forthcoming book “Here Comes the Sun” and the founder of SunDay, on why President Trump’s war on solar power will fail.

Guest Column:  European blackout a window into New York’s future?  Bob Catell, Chairman of the Board of the Advanced Energy Research and Technology Center (AERTC) at Stony Brook University, asks: Was the European blackout a window into New York’s future?

For the Record: Oklahoma farmer Dustin Ratliff says he first questioned the value of wind power—but he now sees its value.

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