Homeowners and businesses could see electricity bills surge as Congress debates cutting clean energy tax credits that have helped keep energy costs stable.
A proposed bill in Illinois aims to simplify solar permitting through automation, reducing delays and costs for homeowners while accelerating the adoption of rooftop solar.
With one in five Washington households spending over 10% of their income on energy, advocates are urging swift legislative action.
As federal policies shift, the future of solar energy in the U.S. hinges on key regulatory and funding decisions that could reshape incentives, investments, and the clean energy landscape.
As states refine their solar policies, 2025 is expected to bring further debates over net metering alternatives, community solar expansion, and the integration of energy storage into distributed solar frameworks.
U.S. President Donald Trump has signed a series of executive orders outlining his administration’s priorities, with significant implications for energy policy and trade.
The coalition highlighted the extraordinary promise of the IRA in supporting an equitable transition to a clean-energy economy while driving historic reinvestments in jobs and infrastructure.
The tax credit incentivizes the use of domestically manufactured components, such as solar modules, trackers, and batteries, fostering a robust U.S. supply chain and reducing reliance on foreign production.
This technology-neutral program incentivizes investments in facilities generating clean electricity and energy storage technologies.
This extension aims to provide long-term stability, enabling clean energy developers to confidently plan and invest in large-scale projects.
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