News Categories: Solar Cost and Financing
Renewable energy market holds strong amid policy shifts and rising demand
The renewable energy sector continues to expand, despite policy uncertainty under the Trump administration.
Rising electricity prices: the cost of repealing clean energy incentives
Homeowners and businesses could see electricity bills surge as Congress debates cutting clean energy tax credits that have helped keep energy costs stable.
Time running out: Clean Energy Tax Credits at risk as Congress debates repeal
Millions of Americans can still benefit from federal clean energy tax credits – but a proposed bill could put these savings at risk. Here’s how to take advantage while they…
Trump administration unveils $100 billion AI data center project with SoftBank, OpenAI, and Oracle
The rapid growth of AI-driven data centers is expected to have a profound impact on U.S. energy consumption.
Governor Hochul unveils $1 billion climate investment plan in historic commitment to sustainability
Governor Hochul announced a historic $1 billion climate investment to create jobs, lower energy costs, and advance renewable energy, transportation, and decarbonization across New York State.
Renewable energy subsidies drive costs and raise concerns amid push for “net zero”
The U.S., under the Biden-Harris Inflation Reduction Act, plans to spend $421 billion on wind and solar subsidies (2025–2034), echoing Europe’s costly push toward “net zero.”
USDA announces over $6 billion in clean energy investments for rural communities
USDA’s investments highlight a historic commitment to rural electrification, clean energy, and economic development.
Study highlights economic impact of Inflation Reduction Act
The report highlights over $100 billion in new or expanded investments in clean energy manufacturing facilities across the U.S.
DOE announces $11 million funding opportunity to advance solar energy and wildlife compatibility
SETO plans to fund three to eight projects under the SolWEB2 program, with individual awards ranging from $1 million to $3 million.
Nevada’s Green Bank to distribute $156 million for low-income solar projects
With the program’s potential to significantly lower energy costs for thousands of residents, Nevada is positioning itself as a leader in equitable access to clean energy solutions.
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