This year’s COP is critical as the world aims to move beyond pledges and toward measurable outcomes.
The report underscores Alaska’s largely unfulfilled potential in clean energy and calls for fully utilizing federal tax credits, grants, and rebates to accelerate Alaska’s transition to a renewable energy future.
With a close race for the White House underway, swing-state voters, especially those in solar-focused counties, may ultimately decide the election outcome.
Despite its relatively low ranking, Alaska’s clean energy landscape shows signs of growth.
The ongoing growth of solar energy signals a major shift in the U.S. energy landscape, with increasing investments and supportive policies helping renewables outpace fossil fuels.
With continued momentum, New York is expected to exceed its initial solar targets, cementing its role as a national leader in the clean energy transition.
The UL 2941 standard focuses on cybersecurity measures that should be included in every residential inverter to prevent widespread internal software crashes or hacks from outside entities.
85% of Californians believe policymakers should be doing more to encourage the use of solar, including 70% of Republicans.
With increasing technological advancements, supportive policies, and a growing focus on sustainability, the U.S. solar energy market is on track for substantial growth.
The U.S. solar industry is on track to install more than 250 GW over the next five years, bringing total capacity to 440 GW by 2029.
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