As more than a foot of snow fell on parts of CT on Jan. 25, a massive shift was taking place within power plants across New ...

Solar panels still generate electricity on cloudy days and in cold weather, albeit less. Clouds cut output as less sunlight reaches the panels, but they continue producing power from indirect light.

In mountain regions where winter conditions dominate, engineers are rethinking energy capture using cold, icy landscapes to their advantage. This isn’t ...

Otovo provides tips for solar customers to avoid getting caught with a dead battery or snow-covered panels when the next winter storm hits the grid.

The assumption may be that solar panels won't be as effective in the winter due to the decrease in sunlight and the snow that lands atop them. Also, let's be honest, most technology isn't known for ...

Less sun doesn't mean no sun.

Analyzing US grid resilience against Winter Storm Fern and solar flare threats amid renewable energy challenges.