Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements We Recycle Solar, Nations Roof, Terrasmart, PowerBank, among others.
We Recycle Solar and Nations Roof Ink Strategic Partnership as America’s Sustainable Rooftop Partners
We Recycle Solar and Nations Roof have formed a partnership to advance rooftop solar deployment across the US. The collaboration combines Nations Roof’s expertise in roofing solutions with We Recycle Solar’s innovative solar panel recycling and lifecycle management technologies. This initiative supports a circular economy model by ensuring responsible reuse and recycling of solar components, reducing landfill waste and environmental impact. The partnership aligns with both firms’ strategies to enhance customer value through integrated sustainability services. Clients will benefit from greener energy solutions, extended asset life, and simplified compliance with environmental standards—reinforcing their commitment to ESG goals and next-generation renewable infrastructure development.
Terrasmart’s Proprietary Tracking Algorithms Achieve DNV Endorsement
Terrasmart has earned an independent endorsement from DNV for its proprietary solar tracking algorithms, validating their accuracy and reliability in optimizing solar energy generation. The algorithms enhance energy yield by dynamically adjusting panel positioning based on real-time conditions such as sun angle, shading, and terrain variations. This innovation demonstrates Terrasmart’s investment in advanced solar tracking technologies aimed at maximizing project performance and lowering the levelized cost of energy (LCOE). The DNV validation strengthens customer confidence, particularly among developers and EPCs seeking precision-engineered, data-driven solutions. The achievement underscores Terrasmart’s strategy to lead in smart solar infrastructure, combining digital intelligence with hardware innovation for higher efficiency and long-term operational benefits.
PowerBank Advances 2.6-MW Solar Project in Upstate New York
PowerBank is progressing with a 2.6-MW community solar project in Upstate New York, reinforcing its mission to expand local clean energy access. The project will provide renewable electricity to residents and businesses while offering subscription-based savings on utility bills. Designed to support New York’s ambitious climate goals, the initiative reflects PowerBank’s investment in distributed generation and customer-centric renewable models. By integrating advanced monitoring and energy management systems, the project ensures optimal performance and grid reliability. PowerBank’s strategy emphasizes regional collaboration, sustainability, and affordability — empowering communities to participate in the clean energy transition while generating measurable environmental and economic benefits through reduced emissions and enhanced local resilience.
Faheema P