Indian Solar Community Holds First Global Gathering

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Sodium-ion batteries are moving toward commercial use in U.S. energy storage, though developers must meet domestic-content, sourcing and safety requirements. In India’s renewable-energy sector, SolarSpecialists marked its 13th anniversary with its first international gathering, bringing professionals together to discuss industry practices, emerging technologies and energy storage. In Reading, Pennsylvania, a community television program explored how solar can benefit communities and the planet, including one resident’s experience installing rooftop panels.

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