Latest renewable energy news includes announcements on Solx, Caelux, First Public Hydrogen Authority, Geronimo Power, and others.
Solx and Caelux partner to scale next-gen solar manufacturing in the U.S.
Solx and Caelux announced a five-year partnership to scale next-generation solar technology in the U.S. The agreement targets 3 GW of production capacity, combining Solx’s manufacturing with Caelux’s perovskite technology to enhance solar module efficiency. The collaboration represents a major milestone for domestic clean energy manufacturing and aims to reduce reliance on imports. By integrating advanced materials into conventional silicon panels, the companies seek to improve performance and lower costs. The initiative supports U.S. energy transition goals while strengthening local supply chains and accelerating deployment of high-efficiency solar solutions.
FPH2 expands renewable hydrogen partnerships in California
First Public Hydrogen Authority expanded its renewable hydrogen supply partnerships to support public fleets, data infrastructure, and energy resilience initiatives. The program focuses on building a diversified hydrogen ecosystem across California, including production, storage, and distribution. FPH2 aims to provide clean hydrogen for transportation and backup power applications, especially for critical infrastructure such as data centers. The initiative aligns with state decarbonization targets and seeks to improve grid reliability. By partnering with multiple suppliers and stakeholders, FPH2 is advancing scalable hydrogen deployment and strengthening California’s position as a leader in renewable energy innovation and zero-emission fuel adoption.
Geronimo Power begins operations at Blevins Solar project
Geronimo Power announced the start of commercial operations at its Blevins Solar project, a major utility-scale renewable energy facility in the U.S. The project contributes clean electricity to the grid, supporting regional decarbonization goals and energy demand growth. Blevins Solar is designed to deliver reliable power while reducing emissions and dependence on fossil fuels. The project also supports local economic development through job creation and infrastructure investment. Geronimo Power emphasized its role in expanding renewable capacity and strengthening energy resilience, positioning the project as part of broader efforts to accelerate solar adoption and transition to sustainable energy systems.
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