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Title	Western clear skies drove solar gains and fire risks in January
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Detail	In a new weekly update for pv magazine, Solcast, a DNV company, reports that atmospheric conditions led to variations in solar conditions across North America. According to analysis using the Solcast API, ISO New England and PJM outperformed long-term trends in capacity-adjusted performance, whereas ERCOT performed only slightly above average.
Country	International
Source	PV-Magazine
Regions	Africa Asia Australia Europe North America Oceania South America
Sectors	Non-Renewable Energy Solar Photovoltaic PV Energy Construction Computer Hardwares and Consumables Petroleum Products
Published Date	30.01.2025
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Western clear skies drove solar gains and fire risks in January
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In a new weekly update for pv magazine, Solcast, a DNV company, reports that atmospheric conditions led to variations in solar conditions across North America. According to analysis using the Solcast API, ISO New England and PJM outperformed long-term trends in capacity-adjusted performance, whereas ERCOT performed only slightly above average.
Country
International
Source
PV-Magazine
Regions
Africa Asia Australia Europe North America Oceania South America
Sectors
Non-Renewable Energy Solar Photovoltaic PV Energy Construction Computer Hardwares and Consumables Petroleum Products
Published Date
30.01.2025
Original Url
Original Url
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