News Tags: Incentives and rebates
States refine multi-family solar incentives in Q3 2024, highlighting key solar policy shifts
With these actions, states are making important strides toward a more inclusive and sustainable solar future.
Illinois moving to “Smart Solar Billing” in 2025
Notable changes under Smart Solar Billing include that energy credits from surplus power will now be applied to the supply portion of a customer’s energy bill, rather than the entire…
New poll shows Texas voters strongly support solar growth
Texas voters overwhelmingly believe the state should encourage solar energy development.
New poll reveals overwhelming support for federal clean energy incentives
87% of Americans support federal incentives to deploy solar and energy storage, including 78% of 2020 Trump voters
Report: U.S. solar panel manufacturing capacity grows nearly 4x under new federal incentives
U.S. solar industry added 9.4 GW of new installation capacity in Q2 2024, but challenges persist that hinder the market’s full potential
Maryland accepting new grant applications for parking lot solar projects
This grant program allows Marylanders to transform their parking areas into energy-producing spaces, while often providing shelter from harsh weather conditions.
EPA awards $156 million to boost solar access for low-income households in New Mexico
This grant is part of the EPA’s broader $7 billion Solar for All initiative, which has awarded approximately $5.5 billion to 49 state-level recipients, with additional awards for Tribes and…
California Public Advocates Office suggests changes for legacy NEM customers
In late August, the California Public Advocates Office (PAO) released a factsheet on net metering, claiming that the state’s rooftop solar incentives will cost non-solar customers an estimated $8.5 billion…
U.S. DOE awards $53.6 million in SERC grants to enhance clean energy in low-income communities
These initiatives are poised to reduce energy burdens, enhance resilience, and support clean energy job creation in low-income communities.
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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