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SolarVirginia counties can still reject solar farms, but a 2026 law lets the state step in after 60 daysThe law that took effect July 1, 2026 requires a county that denies a solar project of 1 megawatt or more to report the reason to the State Corporation Commission within 60 days. Henry County is already testing the limit, proposing to cut its solar cap from 2,445 acres to 1,754 acres, exactly what has already been approved.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleSolarVirginia agrivoltaics law House Bill 508 gives the term its first legal definition, taking effect July 1, 2026, with a 150 megawatt line built into the farming testThe new law creates a shared legal definition that Virginia farmers, solar developers and local zoning boards can check any project against, rather than each county deciding case by case. Any solar plant of 150 megawatts or less has to avoid significantly displacing farming to qualify as agrivoltaics under the new rule.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleSolarTotalEnergies signed its biggest United States renewable deal ever, 1 gigawatt of new Texas solar power for Google over 15 yearsThe agreement covers 2 new solar projects west of Dallas, expected to generate about 28 terawatt hours of electricity over the contract term, with construction starting in the second quarter of 2026.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleSolarThe new solar cell factory in Texas from TOYO will add 1.5 gigawatts of heterojunction capacity for 357 million dollarsThe Humble, Texas facility sits beside a 2 gigawatt module plant TOYO already runs, positioned by the company to benefit from a federal tariff action and a manufacturing tax credit worth 0.04 dollars for every watt of cells it produces domestically.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleSolarNorway solar power crosses the 1 gigawatt milestone at 1005.7 megawatts, as annual growth slows to the weakest pace since 2021The national metering registry in Norway, Elhub, recorded 1005.7 megawatts of installed solar capacity by September 19, 2026, yet only 80 to 100 megawatts are expected to be added this year, the slowest pace since 2021.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleSolarNew Jersey approves 16 solar panels on farms projects, adding 52.06 megawatts to farmland across 8 countiesThe New Jersey Board of Public Utilities announced the awards on August 17, 2026, the first round of a 3 year pilot letting farms keep growing crops and raising livestock under the panels. The 52.06 megawatts awarded used about a quarter of the entire 200 megawatt program cap.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the article

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