In Pictures: US Court Upholds FERC Order to Speed Grid Interconnection for Clean Energy

A sprawling solar and wind facility illustrates the scale of clean energy projects affected by the court's ruling on interconnection backlogs.

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The integration of traditional power infrastructure with renewable panels underscores the grid's evolving energy mix.

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Close-up of solar panels highlights the technology poised to benefit from streamlined interconnection processes.

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Solar panels in a rural field represent the type of distributed generation that may connect faster under the new order.

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Large-scale solar arrays are among the projects awaiting grid access as regulators speed up approvals.

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The silhouette of a transmission tower evokes the grid infrastructure crucial for delivering clean energy.

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Innovative floating solar panels demonstrate the diverse technologies entering the interconnection queue.

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High-voltage power lines carry electricity from new clean energy sources, now subject to faster connection rules.

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Wind turbines alongside power lines show the practical outcome of resolving interconnection bottlenecks.

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