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    Arevia Power shifts from solar to gas and data centers●Scoop: Arevia Power’s ‘Evolution’ From Solar to Gas and Data Centers✉newsEnvironmentEnergyjust now

    Arevia Power is reportedly pivoting its business away from solar development toward gas-fired power and data center projects. The reported evolution reflects a broader trend among energy developers chasing demand from data centers and artificial intelligence infrastructure, where reliable, always-on generation is valued over intermittent renewables. The move is likely to draw attention from both the clean energy and data center sectors.

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    Toyo Solar signs $240 million in supply deals before Humble expansion▼Solar manufacturer Toyo signs $240 million in supply deals ahead of Humble expansion✉newsEnvironmentEnergyjust now

    Solar manufacturer Toyo has signed supply agreements worth $240 million as it prepares to expand its operations in Humble. The deals signal growing demand for the company's solar products ahead of the new facility coming online. The news highlights continued momentum in the US solar manufacturing sector, which has been ramping up domestic production capacity.

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    Shoals Technologies Group Rings Nasdaq Opening Bell▼Shoals Technologies Group, Inc. Rings the Nasdaq Stock Market Opening Bell✉newsBusinessMarkets27 min ago

    Shoals Technologies Group, Inc. rang the opening bell at the Nasdaq Stock Market. The ceremonial bell-ringing puts the electrical components supplier, which serves the solar and electric vehicle infrastructure sectors, in the market spotlight for the day. No further details about the event or any company announcements accompanying it have been reported.

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    Massachusetts startup unveils versatile solar-powered boat●Massachusetts startup floats a versatile new solar boat✉newsBusinessStartups1 h ago

    A Massachusetts startup has introduced a new solar-powered boat designed to serve multiple purposes. The vessel runs on solar energy, offering a cleaner alternative to fuel-powered boats for work or leisure on the water. Coverage highlights the craft's versatility and its potential role in the growing shift toward electrified, low-emission marine transport.