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EPA will reportedly let California ban gas car sales

By Kathryn Krawczyk . 16 December 2024
Electrification

What will happen to home electrification incentives under Trump?

Canary Media sums up what to know — and what you can do now to take advantage of tax credits and rebates for heat pumps, electric vehicles, and more.

By Akielly Hu . 16 December 2024
Solar industry to downplay climate benefits

By Kathryn Krawczyk . 13 December 2024
Making net-zero homes affordable

By Kathryn Krawczyk . 11 December 2024
Western Energy News

Supreme Court justices appear to favor Utah oil railway

By Jonathan P. Thompson . 11 December 2024
Midwest Energy News

Michigan’s EV incentives face growing scrutiny

By Andy Balaskovitz . 10 December 2024
Recycling renewables

Fire, delays, and financial woes: Battery recycling had a rough 2024

Recycling startups like Ascend Elements and Redwood Materials still notched some wins in the mission to turn old electric vehicle batteries into new ones.

By Julian Spector . 10 December 2024
ENN

In Michigan and Wisconsin, cities are finding rooftops alone may not achieve solar energy goals

In Kalamazoo, a vision for rooftop solar generation on public buildings stalled after running into challenges, so the city is instead partnering with Consumers Energy to deliver solar power starting in 2028.

By Kari Lydersen . 9 December 2024
ENN

Commentary: Trump may struggle to repeal this IRA provision; Massachusetts should use it

The "Direct Pay" provision in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is a game-changer for municipalities, state and local governments, and other tax-exempt entities to access federal clean energy tax credits.

By Daksh Arora . 6 December 2024
Solar

Chart: US solar installations hit record high, but could drop in 2025

Utility-scale solar is soaring, with 32 gigawatts expected to be installed across the U.S. this year. A new report says that pace won’t be sustained.

By Carrie Klein . 6 December 2024