The Cascade Policy Institute is an Oregon-based member of a 50-state network of think tanks involved in political attacks on renewable energy.
Bureau of Land Management to host last virtual public meeting on Western Solar Plan
The Bureau of Land Management is considering a new strategy to streamline permitting for large-scale solar energy development in the West, including …
Solar Industry Statement on CPUC Community Solar Decision | SEIA
Following is a statement from Stephanie Doyle, California State Affairs Director for the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA):. “This is a …
Raising the Bar for Consumer Protection Work in the Solar and Storage Industry | SEIA
Solar remains one of the most popular energy sources across America, and millions of Americans have already made the switch to solar.
Beware of solar scams in Florida: Florida Attorney General warns residents – CBS12
Richard Lu, CEO of SolarBank says not to fall for high-pressure sales tactics. “Renewable energy is here to stay, solar panel is here to stay, so …
Energy and exergy analysis of waste heat and solar energy assisted for hydrogen production system
For the harnessing waste heat, a 25 kW capacity Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) system, 20 evacuated tube solar collectors (ETSC) for solar energy …
Federal grant to bring heat pumps to households, solar energy to villages in Northwest Arctic
… energy, and every village in the region would have a solar energy system — and an additional source of revenue. In late February, the U.S. …
Commerce Invests $8.1M to Expand Renewable Energy Use | News | 425business.com
In an effort to expand the use of renewable energy in the state’s electrical grid, the Washington State Department of Commerce has awarded 14 …
AUC application ban on renewable energy projects lifted, local group hopeful of changes
Smith said Alberta is Canada’s leader in renewable energy, explaining around 92 per cent of renewables investment in the country was in Alberta, due …
AI, Sea Otters, and Renewable Energy – Oh My! | InvestorPlace
This growing source of electricity demand provides the newest reason to consider investing in a previously beaten-down sector: renewable energy.