Structural challenges, including electric utilities’ reluctance to invest in renewable energy, the underutilization of Non-Fossil Certificates (NFCs), …
Louisiana-based solar company PosiGen lays off hundreds, shutters most operations. Here’s why.
Louisiana solar panel installer PosiGen is laying off 166 local employees and ceasing most of its operations nationwide after facing a cash crunch …
Solar installer PosiGen lays off 166 Louisiana employees | Business News – NOLA.com
… nationwide after facing a cash crunch amid rollbacks in federal renewable energy tax.
Solar panel company lays off 78 employees in Connecticut – Fox 61
The solar panel company cited financial problems for the layoffs and said those problems have worsened with rollbacks of solar tax credits.
Renewable Energy for US Territories Act reintroduced in US House – Pasquines
This effort to take part in a grant program allowing for renewable energy investments in the territories is sponsored by representatives from across …
A Casualty of Trump’s Tariffs: India’s Nascent Solar Industry – The New York Times
The United States had been by far India’s biggest export market. Now solar panels made in India, like almost all other Indian-made goods, are subject …
Egypt signs $220 million solar project with UAE, China and Bahrain – Reuters
… solar cells and 2 gigawatts of solar panels. The Reuters Power Up newsletter provides everything you need to know about the global energy industry.
Why China is leading perovskite solar commercialization – C&EN
An aerial view of solar panels on a mountainside. Microquanta Semiconductor installed what it calls the world’s largest perovskite-based solar farm on …
Whittier Elementary bets on solar power with 340-panel installation – KTVB
Whittier Elementary installs 340 solar panels to offset 53% of power use, offering real-time learning opportunities and highlighting …
Cancellation of solar energy grants is ‘another broken promise’ for tribes, recipient says
The Trump administration’s cancellation of solar energy grants is “catastrophic for Indian Country,” according to a grant recipient.