PV Tech Power 36 out now: US energy storage post-IRA, skills shortage and coal to clean energy

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The US solar PV market post-IRA is the focus of Vol36’s cover feature. Illustration by Luca D’Urbino for Solar Media.

The Q3 2023 edition of our downstream solar PV journal, PV Tech Power, is now available to download, leading with a focus on solar and storage in the US, one year on from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).

The cover story of Volume 36 is an in-depth look at the IRA’s immediate, ongoing and future impacts on the US supply chain, community solar and the transition from coal to clean energy. Especially with the occasion of the RE+ national industry event taking place this September in Las Vegas, we’ve also got lots more on the US PV and energy storage sectors on related topics.

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‘Storage & Smart Power’ by Energy-Storage.news

As always, ‘Storage & Smart Power’, the section of the journal contributed by our team at Energy-Storage.news, returns. 

Just like the main PV Tech Power journal, our dedicated coverage includes in-depth looks at the US market post-IRA, asking what the industry has learned so far, and what might be expected going forward. Articles in this edition include:

  • What you need to know about the IRA and tax equity

The Inflation Reduction Act brought a sense of confidence and certainty to the business of clean
energy. Lawyers Adam Schurle and Morten Lund at Foley Lardner take a closer look at what that means
for tax equity financing of energy storage, while exploring some of the questions still to be answered.

  • Optimisation of Energy Storage Assets in the US’ Leading Markets

Wayne Muncaster of energy storage asset optimiser GridBeyond on the role batteries can play in stabilising the grid, particularly in light of heatwaves hitting the US, with analysis of how that translates into revenues.

You can download your digital copy of PV Tech Power 36 via our subscription service here.

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