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Canada Renewable Power Capacity to Reach 70.9GW in 2035, Forecasts GlobalData
Sep 26, 2025

Canada Renewable Power Capacity to Reach 70.9GW in 2035, Forecasts GlobalData

Canada is advancing its clean energy transition with a strong focus on hydropower, wind, and solar, supported by federal and provincial policies aimed at achieving a net-zero electricity grid by 2050. The country has committed to phasing out coal-fired power by 2030, while accelerating deployment of non-emitting sources such as hydropower, nuclear, and renewables. Against this backdrop, Canada’s cumulative renewable capacity is forecast to reach 70.9GW in 2035, registering a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.2% during 2024–35, reveals GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.

GlobalData’s report, “Canada Power Market Trends and Analysis by Capacity, Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Regulations, Key Players and Forecast to 2035,” reveals that renewable power generation in Canada grew from 69.5TWh in 2020 to 86.8TWh in 2024 at a CAGR of 5.7%. It is estimated to further increase to 154.5TWh by 2035, recording a CAGR of 5.4% during 2024–35. Large hydropower continues to dominate the capacity mix with 48.5% share in 2024. Wind and solar are the fastest-growing segments, with solar PV projected to expand from 4.5GW in 2021 to 26.1GW by 2035, and onshore wind expected to increase from 14.4GW in 2021 to 35.7GW in 2035.

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Mohammed Ziauddin, Power Analyst at GlobalData, comments: “Canada’s federal and provincial governments have laid out a comprehensive policy framework to support renewable expansion. Programs such as the Smart Renewables and Electrification Pathways Program, the Clean Electricity Regulations, and the Net-Zero Emissions Accountability Act are providing long-term certainty for investors. In parallel, initiatives like the 30% Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit and CAD10 billion ($7.4 billion) Clean Power stream of the Canada Infrastructure Bank are accelerating deployment of solar, wind, and storage projects across the country.”

Hydropower remains the backbone of Canada’s system, with provinces such as Quebec, Manitoba, and British Columbia generating significant surpluses that are exported to the US, where Canada sent 34.6TWh of electricity in 2024. Nuclear power also continues to play a vital role, with refurbishment of Ontario’s Darlington and Bruce reactors securing over 10GW of baseload capacity into the 2050s. Meanwhile, Small Modular Reactor (SMR) projects are under development, including the Darlington SMR expected to be operational by 2030.

Looking ahead, opportunities extend to offshore wind and hydrogen. Atlantic provinces such as Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador are pursuing offshore wind projects, while federal investments, including tax credits and grants, support hydrogen production for domestic decarbonization and exports to global markets. However, challenges remain, including aging transmission infrastructure, regional disparities in resource and policy alignment, and continued dependence on fossil fuel exports, particularly crude oil and natural gas.

Zia concludes: “Canada’s clean energy transition is strongly supported by hydropower and nuclear, with rapid growth expected in wind, solar, and hydrogen. While grid modernization and fossil fuel dependence present structural challenges, federal policies and provincial initiatives are positioning the country to achieve a balanced, low-carbon electricity mix by 2035 and a net-zero grid by 2050.”

GlobalData | https://www.globaldata.com/

Electra US$30 Million Financing Fully Subscribed
Sep 26, 2025

Electra US$30 Million Financing Fully Subscribed

Electra Battery Materials Corporation (NASDAQ: ELBM; TSX-V: ELBM) (“Electra” or the “Company”) reports that its previously announced best-efforts brokered private placement financing (the “Offering”) is fully subscribed, with investor orders totaling US$30 million. Electra received strong participation from both existing shareholders and new institutional investors.

“We are grateful for the strong support of our shareholders and encouraged by the confidence shown by new institutional investors participating in this financing,” said Trent Mell, Electra CEO. “This comes at a pivotal moment for Electra, as we move toward commissioning North America’s first cobalt sulfate refinery. With a strengthened board of directors and a favorable policy environment supporting critical minerals development, we are well-positioned to deliver long-term value for shareholders and play a meaningful role in the clean energy transition.”

The Offering is being conducted with Cantor Fitzgerald Canada Corporation and ECM Capital Advisors Ltd. acting as co-lead agents, together with a syndicate of agents (the “Agents”), and forms a key part of Electra’s comprehensive plan to strengthen its capital structure and secure funding to advance the commissioning of North America’s first battery-grade cobalt sulfate refinery, located in Temiskaming Shores, Ontario. See September 12, 2025 news release for additional details of the Offering.

Although the order book is fully subscribed, the Company notes that participation in the Offering may still be available for qualified investors through the exercise of the Agents’ Option to sell up to an additional 15% of Units to be issued under the Offering at the Issue Price. Interested investors who wish to be considered for participation under the Agents’ Option should contact the Company or its agents as soon as possible.

Existing shareholders wishing to participate in the Offering have until September 26, 2025, at 5:00pm ET. Shareholders who wish to subscribe should contact the Company as soon as possible to confirm their interest.

The Offering is expected to close on or about October 17, 2025, concurrently with the closing of Electra’s previously announced financial restructuring (the “Restructuring”). Closing remains subject to the receipt of shareholder approval at the special meeting scheduled for October 15, 2025, as well as other customary conditions, including regulatory approvals from the TSX Venture Exchange and notification to the Nasdaq Stock Market.

This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to sell any of securities in the United States. The securities have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the “U.S. Securities Act”) or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold within the United States or to U.S. Persons unless registered under the U.S. Securities Act and applicable state securities laws or an exemption from such registration is available. Any securities sold in the United States shall be sold only to “accredited investors” (as such term is defined in Rule 501(a) under the U.S. Securities Act) pursuant to Rule 506(c) of Regulation D under the U.S. Securities Act.

Electra Battery Materials | www.electrabmc.com

 

SPWR to Acquire Sunder Energy to Gain U.S. No. 5 Spot
Sep 26, 2025

SPWR to Acquire Sunder Energy to Gain U.S. No. 5 Spot

SunPower (formerly d/b/a Complete Solaria, Inc.; herein “SunPower,” the “Company” or Nasdaq: “SPWR”) – a solar technology, services, and installation company – announced that it has agreed to acquire Sunder Energy, based in South Jordan, Utah, the No. 11 U.S. solar company by installed megawatts as reported by Ohm Analytics. The transaction is scheduled to close this week subject to customary closing conditions. 

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Sunder Energy is forecasting 2025 revenue of about $74 million on 46 megawatts (MWs) of solar sales contracts installed by its customers, who are in the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) business. Those companies in turn are expected to generate about another $173 million in downstream EPC revenue. SunPower currently believes that Sunder’s 46 MWs could generate as much as $247 million in total revenue for SunPower, which is both a sales and an EPC company, as compared to SunPower’s estimated 2025 total revenue of about $300 million. Practically, however, SunPower expects to capture all of the sales revenue starting at the close and then about half of the potential EPC revenue over time, as SunPower expands its coverage from 22 to 45 states (map on page 3). 

The Sunder acquisition is expected to add approximately $74 million ($18.5 million/qtr) to SunPower’s sales revenue starting in Q4’25 and, in addition, $86.5 million ($21.6 million/qtr) in EPC sales, ramping up over the next 12 months (see the operating profit graph on page 3). The cost of the acquisition is $40 million in cash plus 10 million shares of common stock, subject to SunPower stockholder approval. The funding to close the deal was raised in a private offering of convertible debentures managed by Cantor Fitzgerald, acting as placement agent, and funded largely by the investors who supported the SunPower asset purchases. 

SunPower CEO T.J. Rodgers said, “We have been working on Sunder as our top acquisition priority for exactly six months and seven days, ever since I met with their President, Eric Nielsen, in Mexico on my birthday to get to know him and Sunder better. The recent IRS announcement

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that the ITC subsidy would remain in place for residential systems funded by third party ownership (TPO) means that Sunder, whose order base is 93% TPO, is currently expected to continue business as usual. SunPower will help Sunder capture part of its own EPC downstream revenue. Conversely, SunPower will benefit from the new Sunder TPO-based orders that will become a new engine of growth. It’s a win-win deal.” 

Eric Nielsen said, “Our track record of driving high-volume, high-quality solar sales broadly across the United States pairs well with SunPower's premium brand and proven leadership team. We believe this marriage will put the company in a leadership position in a rapidly changing industry, and we couldn’t be more excited about our future in the combined company." 

Rodgers continued, “Despite the SEIA industry forecast that the U.S. residential solar industry will install nine gigawatts (about $27 billion) in 2025 and 2026 combined, the industry is now consolidating, giving publicly traded companies like SPWR an opportunity to join with leading private sales companies like Sunder – not to cash the founders out, but to create bigger and more durable companies for both partners. 

Rodgers continued, “The merger will double the number of states we sell in from 22 to 45; multiply our presence in the key solar states of California, Texas and Florida; bring to us three sales executive stars along with their state-of-the-art “front-end” sales software and methods; double our 1099 salesforce headcount from 841 to 1,734; and provide added revenue from an estimated 5,500 new solar contracts per year expected to have an average selling price of $40,000 per installation, 14% above our current average. 

Rodgers concluded, “The tangible benefits of the acquisition will show up in our revenue in two tranches: in sales immediately and in EPC ratably over 2026. In Q3’25 and Q4’25 we expect to have our third and fourth consecutive quarters of operating profit after four years of old-SunPower losses, and we also expect to set post-acquisition revenue and profit records in Q4’25, the first quarter after the merger. We are currently redoing our 2026 plan to account for the acquisition and will share our outlook soon.” 

SunPower | www.us.sunpower.com

Sunder Energy | www.sunderenergy.com

 

 

NEW REPORT: US Energy Storage Installations Reach New Quarterly Record in Q2 with 5.6 GW
Sep 26, 2025

NEW REPORT: US Energy Storage Installations Reach New Quarterly Record in Q2 with 5.6 GW

The U.S. energy storage market set a record for quarterly growth in Q2 2025, with 5.6 gigawatts (GW) of installations, according to the latest U.S. Energy Storage Monitor report released today by the American Clean Power Association (ACP) and Wood Mackenzie.  

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The utility-scale market led the way, setting a record with 4.9 GW installed in Q2, enough capacity to power 3.7 million American homes during average peak demand. While early adopters continue leading in deployment, activity across the country shows clear demand for utility-scale energy storage as a solution to rising electricity prices and soaring energy demand. 

  • Texas, California, and Arizona added more than 1 GW each.  

  • Markets such as the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) saw renewed activity, with three projects coming online in Oklahoma—the first in the region in three years. 

  • Florida and Georgia saw major forecast upgrades due to aggressive procurements by vertically integrated utilities. 

“Energy storage is being quickly deployed to strengthen our grid as demand for power surges and is helping to drive down energy prices for American families and businesses," said Noah Roberts, ACP Vice President of Energy Storage. “Despite regulatory uncertainty, the drivers for energy storage are strong and the industry is on track to produce enough grid batteries in American factories to supply 100% of domestic demand. Energy storage will be essential to the expansion of the U.S. power grid and American energy production.” 

Residential and CCI continue to expand 

The residential storage market expanded 608 megawatts (MW) in Q2. This represents a 132% increase year-over-year and an 8% jump quarter-over-quarter. 

  • Most of the growth was driven by California, Arizona, and Illinois, as attachment rates hit new highs and higher-capacity systems gained market share.  

Community-scale, commercial and industrial (CCI) storage expanded more modestly at 38 MW. This represents an 11% year-over-year increase.  

  • California and New York led Q2 CCI storage installations, accounting for over 70% of total capacity, while Illinois gained traction.  

  • Community storage deployment remained limited due to high costs and policy constraints. 

Market shows resiliency despite policy uncertainty 

According to the report, U.S. storage will reach 87.8 GW by 2029, driven by residential and utility-scale segments amidst a constantly evolving policy environment. However, U.S. utility-scale storage installations could drop 10% year-over-year in 2027 largely due to uncertainty over pending Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) regulations on battery cell sourcing.  

“Pricing and FEOC uncertainty, and slow community storage development are expected to limit CCI segment growth below 1 GW by 2029, though Massachusetts' SMART 3.0 may help boost future deployment,” said Allison Feeney, research analyst at Wood Mackenzie. “Residential storage is expected to outpace solar due to stronger policy resilience, high attachment rates in key markets like California and Puerto Rico, and continued ITC access through third-party ownership.” 

Allison Weis, Global Head of Storage at Wood Mackenzie, noted that while the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) preserved the Investment Tax Credit for energystorage, headwinds remain, and the five-year buildout could be reduced by 16.5GW.  

“After 2025, utility-scale storage projects must comply with new, stringent battery sourcing requirements to receive the ITC,” said Weis. “While domestic cell supply is ramping up, supply chain shortages are possible, although developers are continuing to consider supply from China to fill in any gaps. A rush to start construction under the more certain near-term regulatory framework uplifts the near-term forecast. Projects that have not met certain milestones by the end of 2025 are at risk of exposure to changing regulations. There is additional downside risk if further permitting delays threaten solar and storage projects.” 

American Clean Power Association | cleanpower.org

Wood Mackenzie | woodmac.com 

Solis Secures cTUVus Certification for Sixth-Generation Three-Phase Hybrid Inverters at RE+ 2025
Sep 26, 2025

Solis Secures cTUVus Certification for Sixth-Generation Three-Phase Hybrid Inverters at RE+ 2025

At the RE+ International Renewable Energy Exhibition, Ginlong (Solis) Technologies, a global leader in solar and energy storage inverters, proudly announced that its sixth-generation three-phase hybrid inverter series (30–60kW) has officially passed rigorous testing and evaluation by TÜV Rheinland, earning the prestigious cTUVus Mark certification.

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The certification ceremony was attended by James Qiao, General Manager of Solis US & Canada Igor Mogilevski, Product Solutions and Engineering Director of Solis US & Canada; Mr. Jonathan Kotrba, Vice President of Product Services at TÜV Rheinland Americas; and Mr. Li Weichun, Vice President of Global Power Electronics Product Services and Vice President of Solar & Commercial Product Services at TÜV Rheinland Greater China.

The certified model, S6-EH3P(30-60)K04-NV-YD-H-US, has been independently verified to meet US and Canadian safety and quality standards. This achievement not only strengthens Solis’s ability to expand in the commercial energy storage space but also provides a solid foundation for the company’s future product development and quality assurance.

With multiple battery partners and wide voltages, high string current capability, and optimum flexibility and scalability, the new series delivers exceptional adaptability for diverse commercial applications, ensuring reliable and robust performance in the complex US & Canadian solar+storage market.

By securing the cTUVus Mark, Solis once again demonstrates its commitment to delivering safe, high quality, and dependable solutions. This milestone highlights Solis’s ongoing dedication to advancing renewable energy adoption and reinforces its reputation as a trusted partner for customers across the globe.

Ginlong (Solis) Technologies | www.solisinverters.com/us

 

Anson Signs Definitive Offtake Agreement with LG Energy Solution
Sep 26, 2025

Anson Signs Definitive Offtake Agreement with LG Energy Solution

Anson Resources Limited (ASX:ASN) ("Anson Resources" or "the Company") is pleased to announce that it has completed negotiations with LG Energy Solution and on the Definitive Offtake Agreement for the supply of battery-grade Lithium Carbonate from its 100% owned Project within the Paradox Basin in Southern Utah.

The Definitive Offtake Agreement provides for the supply of up to 4,000 dry metric tonnes per annum (tpa) of battery-grade Lithium Carbonate produced at the Project, expected to commence in 2028, representing approximately 40% of the Project start-up production capacity of ~10,000tpa.

LG Energy Solution is an ideal partner for Anson Resources with its diversified customer base of tier one OEMs and energy storage solutions (ESS) and strong investment to expanding production in North America. LG Energy Solution has eight facilities currently operating or under construction in North America, with stand-alone facilities in Michigan and Arizona and five joint venture facilities with major automakers.

Signing of the Definitive Offtake Agreement with LG Energy Solution marks another key milestone for the Company's develops in the Paradox Basin. This Definitive Offtake Agreement will become effective subject to Anson Resources commencement of commercial production in the Paradox Basin and offtake product qualification with LG Energy Solution.

The Paradox Basin is a globally significant lithium asset, which the Company through its 100% owned USA subsidiary A1 Lithium, is working to develop into one of the largest lithium resources in the United States. The Company is conducting exploration and test work of the brine, that is known to exist, across multiple areas in the Paradox formation. This work is on-going and if successful will support the Company's theory that the brines of the Paradox Basin contain one of the largest lithium resources in North America.

This Definitive Offtake Agreement is also an essential part of the critical path for debt funding at the Final Investment Decision stage.

Anson Resources Executive Chairman and Managing Director Bruce Richardson commented:

"Anson is delighted to have concluded our definitive offtake agreement with LG Energy Solution for at least 40% of our production. LG Energy Solution not only has a diversified customer base of tier one OEM's they also have many energy storage solutions (ESS) customers.

Anson recognized the unstoppable paradigm shift in the US supply chain for electric vehicle battery materials and ESS and the key role that Korean battery manufacturers are playing.

This shift in manufacturing investment has led to an increased demand for lithium produced in the US, not only to shorten supply chains geographically but also increase US content of electric vehicle batteries and electric vehicles,

Anson identified this change, targeted its offtake marketing activities to the companies that have made these investments into North America and in particular, the US where Anson development work in the Paradox Basin in Southern Utah is strategically positioned.

This definitive offtake agreement establishes the foundation for a long-term partnership and we are proud that we will be supplying low cost US made lithium from the Paradox Basin to LG Energy Solution a leading global manufacturer of lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles, mobility, IT, and energy storage systems."

Anson Resources | www.ansonresources.com

Sol Systems Celebrates Largest Project to Date with 342MW Eldorado Solar Project in Southeastern Illinois
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Sol Systems Celebrates Largest Project to Date with 342MW Eldorado Solar Project in Southeastern Illinois

Sol Systems announced completion of the company's largest project to date — the 342MW-dc Eldorado Solar project in southeast Illinois — built in partnership with Nextracker, the supplier of advanced solar tracking systems utilizing predominantly U.S. steel, and SOLV Energy, the U.S.-based construction contractor for the project. The operation of this project also launches long-term partnerships with the American Farmland Trust (AFT) to pair utility-scale solar with row-crop agriculture (Kernza), developed by Kansas-based non-profit The Land Institute, and a long-term community benefits program with funding commitments made to Eldorado High School, Food Works of Southern Illinois, and several other local community organizations that advance Sol's mission to bring economic and environmental benefits to the communities within which it works. 

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Eldorado community leaders join Yuri Horwitz, CEO of Sol Systems, to cut the ribbon on the 342 MW Eldorado Solar Project in Saline County, IL.

"Developing energy infrastructure with impact is our north star," said Yuri Horwitz, CEO of Sol Systems. "Eldorado shows what that vision looks like in practice: delivering reliable clean power, forging durable community partnerships, and now proving that agrivoltaics can move from concept to crops. From day one, Nextracker and SOLV leaned in to help us make this innovation real. Together, we're building a replicable model for how utility-scale solar, agriculture, and education don't just coexist — they thrive side by side."

"Mutually beneficial partnerships with solar developers can help provide farmers the tools they need to protect their land, soil, and livelihoods," said Alan Bailey, Midwest Solar Specialist, American Farmland Trust. "By pairing perennial grains like Kernza© with clean power, Eldorado demonstrates how agrivoltaics can enhance farm viability while meeting America's energy needs- data that our partnership will document and share so others can follow."

"Nextracker is incredibly appreciative to be supporting Sol Systems, SOLV, and American Farmland Trust on this innovative project demonstrating how solar and agriculture can thrive together at scale," said Dan Shugar, CEO, Nextracker. "With substantial acreage of Kernza being cultivated between the tracker rows, this project is a win-win for clean energy and the agricultural community. Sol Systems and Nextracker have been collaborating on AgriPV for almost a decade, and we're excited about the potential for future projects that incorporate crop cultivation and ranching. Most of our supply chain for this project is U.S.-based, using clean American steel and domestically produced components that enabled the project to be constructed with faster lead times while creating local economic benefits."

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CEO of Nextracker, Dan Shugar, signs a Nextracker tracker display at the ribbon cutting of the Eldorado Solar Project in Saline County, IL.

"Our long-term vision is to build power infrastructure that delivers enduring value for our customers, the land, and the communities we serve," said Kevin Deters, Chief Operating Officer, SOLV Energy. "Eldorado combines high-performance technology with environmental and agricultural benefits that will continue to grow alongside the project for years to come."

"This project exemplifies how private partners and local institutions can deliver lasting quality-of-life value to our community," said Jan Rash, Finance Commissioner for the City of Eldorado, and President of Saline County Chamber of Commerce. "It brings jobs, a tax base, and an innovation story our community can be proud of for years to come."

"This partnership is more than funding, it's a catalyst for real-world learning and student opportunity. By creating hands-on experiences and micro-jobs, we're preparing our students for college, careers, and beyond, while continuing to drive the Vision 2030 mission at Eldorado High School," said Cody Cusic - Interim Superintendent and High School Principal, Eldorado Community Unit School District #4. "From energy to ecology to agriculture, Eldorado's next generation will learn from — and contribute to — this project for years to come."

The partnership with AFT, first announced in early 2025, creates a research-driven agrivoltaics program that will plant Kernza®, a perennial grain, beneath a portion of the solar project — among the first efforts to pursue row-crop agrivoltaics at this scale in the United States. The funding commitments to local community organizations build on previous community impact programs established through the Power Purchase and Community Investment Agreement, first established in 2020 between Sol Systems and Microsoft. 

Nextracker's high-performance tracking systems and SOLV's construction expertise will underpin long-term reliability and field adaptability for agronomic trials. Building on findings from Sol Systems' prior collaborations with the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and AFT, the agrivoltaics program in Eldorado is designed to:

  • Establish pollinator habitat at scale to support biodiversity and crop productivity;
  • Improve soil health with native and perennial plantings and adaptive management; and
  • Test row-crop performance under panels, beginning with Kernza® planting in Fall 2025.

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Sol Systems celebrates the ribbon cutting of the Eldorado Solar Project in Saline County, IL.

From the outset, Sol Systems worked with Saline County leadership and Eldorado CUSD to align on community priorities, including workforce opportunities, STEM education engagement, and local economic benefits. The community organizations involved in the solar project include: Eldorado High SchoolUniversity of Illinois Extension - Saline County 4-HFood Works of Southern IllinoisPrairie Rivers NetworkFaith in Place, and the Southern Illinois Community Foundation. These programs were unveiled at a ribbon-cutting ceremony today in Eldorado, where local leaders, educators, farmers, and industry partners joined to celebrate the project's operational start and the next phase of community-centered implementation.

Sol Systems | https://www.solsystems.com/

American Farmland Trust | https://farmland.org/

Nextracker | https://www.nextracker.com/

SOLV Energy | https://www.solvenergy.com/

 

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