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EPA Restores $7 Billion ‘Solar for All’ Grants After Temporary Freeze
The EPA has reinstated the $7 billion Solar for All grant program, allowing funds to support low-income and disadvantaged communities in accessing solar energy.
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…
U.S. solar industry sets ambitious goal for energy storage deployment by 2030
Despite political headwinds, SEIA remains optimistic that energy storage will play a critical role in the future of the U.S. energy grid, supporting the transition to cleaner, more reliable power…
Federal reservoirs could advance solar energy development
According to the study, reservoirs across the country could host enough floating solar panels to generate up to 1,476 terawatt hours annually.
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.
SEIA unveils policy agenda to strengthen U.S. solar and storage industry
This agenda underscores SEIA’s vision to enhance the nation’s energy security, foster economic growth, and position the United States as a dominant force in the global solar and storage markets.
North Carolina faces challenges and opportunities in solar energy push
North Carolina’s carbon plan, updated every two years, will guide the state’s next steps in balancing clean energy expansion with grid reliability and community needs.
Lawmakers and experts convene to address Virginia’s growing energy needs
As Virginia’s energy needs double over the next 15 years, stakeholders grapple with balancing renewable energy adoption, grid reliability, and growing demands from businesses and residents.
DOE allocates $150 million for clean energy projects
This funding represents the second and final tranche of $250 million allocated under the bipartisan infrastructure law to the AFFECT program, supporting the federal government’s goal of achieving net-zero greenhouse…
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