A primarily domestic supply chain for renewable technologies — such as batteries and solar panels — is becoming increasingly vital as the United States sets plans for clean energy infrastructure expansion. Relying on foreign sourcing […]
With permitting reform discussions occurring in Congress this week and debt ceiling negotiations continuing, major national renewable energy organizations sent a letter to House and Senate leadership urging the enactment of bipartisan transmission permitting legislation that builds […]
Mexico is one of the best potential locations for solar energy generation in the world. It has great sun with minimal seasonal variability. On paper at least, Mexico is well-positioned to produce competitively priced solar-generated electricity. Over […]
Ohio clean energy advocates say a string of solar project denials by state regulators has left renewable energy developers uncertain about the role of public input in permit decisions. Critics claim the Ohio Power […]
Renewable curtailment in Australia has grown by almost 40% from a year ago, Daniel Westerman, head of AEMO says. Frustratingly, the revelation came in the same forum where the head of Australia’s green bank warned […]
Despite setbacks, community solar advocates in Virginia remain upbeat that recent policy breakthroughs in neighboring Maryland and the District of Columbia will benefit their case in the next legislative session. Virginia’s General Assembly this […]
First Solar (FSLR) announced it will acquire Evolar AB for up to $80 million. FSLR stock rocketed above a resistance level, lifting other solar stocks as well. X Sweden’s Evolar develops thin film used in […]
Billions of pounds’ worth of green energy projects are on hold because they cannot plug into the UK’s electricity system, BBC research shows. Some new solar and wind sites are waiting up to 10 to […]
Authored by Jude Clemente via RealClear Wire, “Progress towards an energy transition appears to be significantly lagging the optimistic projections and any reduction in government mandates and subsidies could make many investments unprofitable, and at […]
Many governments in the Western world have committed to “net zero” emissions of carbon in the near future. The US and UK both say they will deliver by 2050. It’s widely believed that wind and solar […]
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