Welcome to the green stock news brief for Thursday, December 12th. Here are today’s top headlines:

DevvStream (NASDAQ: DEVS) and SEER have launched a Carbon Management Program to generate and monetize high-quality carbon credits through biogas capture, and carbon sequestration technologies, targeting the growing $10 billion U.S. market. The program, expected to generate revenue in 2025, leverages SEER's advanced decarbonization solutions, including its biogas conditioning systems and vapor recovery technology.

Canadian Solar (NASDAQ: CSIQ) has signed agreements with Sunraycer Renewables for two Texas energy storage projects and the supply of up to 2 GWp of high-efficiency solar modules. The projects will feature e-STORAGE's SolBank battery systems and advanced solar modules, aiming to enhance energy efficiency and reliability while lowering costs.

Exro Technologies (OTCMKTS: EXROF) has successfully installed its first in-field Cell Driver Battery Energy Storage System, integrating it with solar and heat power systems. The project showcases the potential for clean energy technologies in commercial buildings and supports alternative energy research, education, and net-zero efforts.

SolarMax Technology (NASDAQ: SMXT) has signed an MOU with Sunelement Energy for a 40 MW solar power facility with a 150 MWh battery storage system in Georgia. SolarMax will handle engineering, procurement, construction, and permitting, with project terms still under negotiation.