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‘Gold rush’ fever stoked by new climate law is a real concern, investor warns
The Inflation Reduction Act could lead to an influx of inexperienced developers and investors chasing the historic incentives for clean energy.
Maine pairs solar panels with wild blueberries. Will it bear fruit?
The University of Maine is studying how mounting solar panels in wild blueberry patches will affect income and production. The plants rebounded well from construction but so far show signs of producing fewer berries.
Duke Energy completes 700 MW solar portfolio in Florida
Completion of the 74.9 MW Charlie Creek Solar Power Plant in Hardee County marks the last of 10 solar projects in Duke's commitment with the Florida Public Service Commission to bring 700 MW of solar generation online from 2018 through 2022.
Here’s how to decarbonize the electric grid by 2035
A new NREL report looks at the types of clean energy technologies, along with the scale and pace of deployment needed for the U.S. to reach 100% clean electricity by 2035.
Solar ‘tax’ removed from Diablo Canyon extension proposal, advocates say
Solar advocates said that a so-called "monthly tax" on rooftop solar customers that was included in a proposal to extend the life of a nuclear power plant in California has been removed from the legislation at the urging of industry supporters.
First Solar to invest $1B in new U.S. module factory
First Solar plans to invest more than $1.2 billion to build a new module manufacturing facility and increase capacity at its existing operations in response to the Inflation Reduction Act.
