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  1. Contract manufacturer American Steel and Aluminum (ASA) has opened a new 50,000 sq-ft facility in Syracuse, New York, to meet growing demand from markets including renewable energy. This is ASA’s second facility in Syracuse. The company hopes to shorten product lead times and introduce new processing capabilities in this new plant. “This expansion is a…

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  2. Risk analytics company Renew Risk today launched its U.S. severe convective storm model. The model provides insurers, reinsurers and brokers the ability to understand and price solar risk. With more projects in the United States being larger, more complex and increasingly located in catastrophe-prone regions, insurers have a unique challenge in assessing risk. Renew Risk’s…

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  3. The cybersecurity risks our nation’s energy infrastructure is facing are not hypothetical — they are increasingly visible and growing steadily. Recently, Solar Power World’s Managing Editor Billy Ludt highlighted this growing concern in his article on solar inverter advancements and the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity protocols. As he outlined, distributed energy resources (DERs) are…

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  4. Snake Tray is celebrating its 30th year, marking three decades of American manufacturing and innovation in cable management, power distribution and enclosure solutions. Founded on a simple idea to improve installation efficiency in the datacom industry, Snake Tray introduced a flexible cable tray system designed to reduce time, labor and material costs. The original tray…

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  5. Safe harbor isn’t just a compliance exercise. It’s the single most effective move an EPC, developer or asset owner, can make right now to lock in a stronger competitive position through 2030. Act on or before July 4th, 2026, and every project in your pipeline could qualify for at least the 40% ITC, including the domestic content adder. Here’s what you need to know. By Kleber Facchini, Director, CC&I Products…

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