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SUNation Energy, Inc. has entered Letters of Intent with Energy Systems Group for the development of solar projects totaling over 2.35 megawatts (MW) at two school districts on Long Island, New York. The proposed installations aim to deliver renewable solar energy across ten buildings, with a generation of over 3 megawatt hours annually, effectively offsetting a significant portion of the districts' energy requirements. These projects represent a notable step in advancing the adoption of solar energy within educational institutions, aligning with the broader energy transition movement by reducing reliance on traditional energy sources and promoting sustainable practices. The successful implementation of these projects depends on various factors, including final agreements and ongoing discussions between the parties involved.
Elsewhere in the market, Waaree Energies was trading firmly up 15% and closing at ₹3,007.70. On Tuesday, the company announced a significant increase in earnings for the year ended March 31, 2025, with net income rising to INR 18,673.9 million. In the meantime, Enphase Energy softened, down 15.6% to close at $45.07, hovering around its 52-week low. This week, the company reported significant earnings growth and completed a share buyback, repurchasing 1.2% of its shares.
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Vistra closed at $120.00 up 6.5%.
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Tesla ended the day at $250.74 up 5.4%. On Tuesday, the company announced that its first quarter earnings saw a decline in revenue and net income compared to the previous year.
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First Solar closed at $131.10 down 3.1%.
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