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Paces accelerates renewable energy infrastructure by de-risking projects from Day 1. Our platform helps developers cut timelines, lower costs, and maximize megawatts per site. Explore how Paces streamlines permitting, interconnection, and site selection for faster, smarter clean energy deployment.
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| Same legal entity runs both sites | Pro plan | legal page | Sep 28, 2026 |
| Same legal entity named on both sites | Pro plan | legal page | Sep 28, 2026 |
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Aligning Transmission Investment with Development Realities
By leveraging environmental, land, and grid data, the framework identifies high-potential regions and critical transmission bottlenecks in Texas, enabling targeted upgrades that...
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Speed is the new energy subsidy
For decades, clean energy in America was carried forward by subsidies. The ITC and PTC helped solar and storage scale, creating an industry that might not
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Strategies for de-risking early-stage renewable energy projects
Over 70% to 90% of early-stage projects fail and are never constructed, according to findings reported by Paces.
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How to Power AI With Solar
A new report demonstrates how to power the computing boom with (mostly) clean energy.
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Off-grid solar-plus-storage could power data centers used for training AI models
Firms building datacenters to train artificial intelligence models could power the centers with high-solar microgrids in the southwest U.S., researchers found. The power demand for such datacenters is estimated at 15 GW to 150 GW by 2030.
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U.S. sees a 22% drop in land available for solar sites
Available land in the U.S. for renewable energy sites is continuing to shrink, found a new report by Paces, a renewable-energy project-planning software developer.
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The AI paradox: Energy-hungry technology could speed clean energy transition
"I really think the climate case for AI needs to be made," said Neil Chatterjee, a former chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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