News Tags: Solar programs
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…
Illinois moves to streamline residential solar permitting with new legislation
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.
AI-driven demand spurs sustainable data center growth
As AI drives growing computing demands, tech companies are increasingly incorporating solar, wind, and battery storage into data center developments.
Baltimore nonprofit offers free solar panels to cut energy costs
While experts see Baltimore Shines as a positive step, they emphasize the need for broader implementation to significantly impact the city’s energy challenges.
Nevada’s $156M community solar funds frozen
The future of the program remains uncertain, as renewable energy advocates push for legal challenges to reinstate the funds.
NARDAC launches new severe storm coverage for U.S. renewable energy projects
NARDAC has launched a new facility to offer additional severe convective storm cover (SCS) for renewable energy project development and operations.
U.S. Department of Labor approves national apprenticeship guidelines for solar industry
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has given its approval for national guidelines governing Registered Apprenticeship programs in the solar industry.
Washington lawmakers introduce community solar bill to expand clean energy access
With one in five Washington households spending over 10% of their income on energy, advocates are urging swift legislative action.
Shifting U.S. Energy Policy: What It Means for Solar in 2025
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.
NYPA approves first-ever statewide renewables strategic plan to boost clean energy development in New York
To further accelerate the clean energy transition, NYPA has reopened its Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to attract additional private developers, including community-based organizations interested in partnering on renewable projects.
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