Solar
Is US solar ready to prove its panels aren’t made with Uyghur forced labor?
A new federal law meant to combat mistreatment of Uyghurs in China means that importers of solar panels must demonstrate a clean supply chain.
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Solar
Two US solar manufacturers push Biden admin to extend tariffs on solar imports
A petition from Suniva and Auxin could heat up the trade policy fight between domestic solar producers and domestic solar installers. -
Solar
The solar industry has a supply problem
Shortages of key materials and high shipping costs may soon affect U.S. solar projects. -
Clean industry
Carbon accounting is hard. These startups want to make it easier
In the absence of policy, can the corporate community decarbonize itself? -
Climatetech finance
Yet another clean energy SPAC: Solar financier Sunlight lists on the New York Stock Exchange
It’s the first solar loan provider to go public via SPAC, joining a growing roster of clean energy companies taking that route. -
Solar
Solar industry is parsing the fallout from Biden sanction on key solar material
Solar analysts are split on the likely impact of the move. -
Solar
Solo solar no more: Regional home solar installers join forces
New companies Lumio and Pineapple Energy are now poised to compete in a consolidating market. -
Transmission
Federal plan for regional cooperation on transmission infrastructure could boost clean energy
FERC tackles the thorny problem of interstate transmission planning. -
Transmission
As blistering heat sets in, power grids in the Western US face a new round of challenges
In California and Texas, heat waves underscore challenges for electric grids under stress made more acute by climate change. -
Solar
First Solar plans factory expansion in Ohio, hands Biden administration a US manufacturing win
The largest U.S. solar manufacturer will open another plant in Ohio.
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