SunPower Inc.'s subsidiary, Cobalt Power Systems, has completed a significant solar and energy storage project at Santa Clara University, reflecting an important advancement in the energy transition landscape. The installation, spanning multiple sites including parking structures and rooftops, boasts a 1.2 megawatt capacity, capable of generating over 2.1 million kilowatt-hours of clean electricity annually. This project not only emphasizes the move towards renewable energy but also integrates future-ready features such as provisions for electric vehicle charging stations. The deployment is expected to result in substantial energy savings for the university and highlights growing opportunities in the commercial solar sector.

In other market news, Barito Renewables Energy (IDX:BREN) was a standout up 10.9% and closing at IDR2,640.00. In the meantime, Chuangxin Industries Holdings (SEHK:2788) trailed, down 12.4% to end trading at HK$18.70.

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• Tesla (NasdaqGS:TSLA) closed at $440.36 up 1.6%.
• GE Vernova (NYSE:GEV) finished trading at $1,031.89 down 3.6%.
• Equinor (OB:EQNR) closed at NOK338.90 down 4.1%.

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