News Tags: Green energy
Amid gas crisis, Alaska faces renewed push for renewable energy expansion
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.
Alaska ranks 44th nationally in renewable energy use amid calls for investment
Despite its relatively low ranking, Alaska’s clean energy landscape shows signs of growth.
Massachusetts Legislature reaches landmark deal on energy legislation, Ceres applauds climate progress
The legislation aims to responsibly accelerate the development of clean energy infrastructure and draw new investments into the state’s clean power, transportation, and building sectors.
Solar energy dominates U.S. capacity additions in 2024, poised for continued 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.
Texas set to surpass California in solar energy production
Texas is already adding more solar annually than California.
Clean energy industries unite to back bills that could save Illinois ratepayers $3 billion through grid modernization
With broad industry and legislative support, HB5856 and SB3959 are poised to transform Illinois’ energy landscape, reducing costs for consumers while creating thousands of clean energy jobs and fortifying the…
OFN Launched Clean Community Investment Accelerator (CCIA) Program
OFN expressed excitement about advancing this initiative, with the goal of creating a future where American families benefit from lower energy costs, cleaner air, and revitalized communities.
DOE closes nearly $73 million loan guarantee for California Tribal microgrid
The microgrid will be located on the Tribal lands of the Viejas (Baron Long) Group of Capitan Grande Band of Mission Indians of the Viejas Reservation near Alpine, California.
California’s power grid stands strong amid record heat wave
The same batteries in cell phones are cranking out more electricity than nuclear power, allowing solar to be used at night.
Federal government announces new efforts to protect residential solar customers
The U.S. Department of the Treasury, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have announced measures to address unfair and deceptive practices in the residential…
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