Energy Update
A study shows the credits generate millions in economic value for Iowa.
State regulators on Wednesday approved a slight decrease in Connecticut electric rates over the next year, driven largely by more favorable conditions surrounding the purchase of power from New England’s two nuclear power stations.
The fight between New Jersey Democrats and the state’s electric grid operator escalated this week, with Gov. Phil Murphy asking federal officials to investigate whether the company is responsible for the “exorbitant” rate increases set to take effect in less than two months.
A federal program that helps low-income households pay for heating and cooling costs is in limbo.
Back-and-forth tariff policies threaten the business plans of American manufacturers who depend on imports to create domestic jobs.
With both chambers of Congress preparing to return to Washington to negotiate a budget reconciliation package, SEIA is hoping to mobilize people across the country to influence the conversation.
Cosmic Robotics, an AI-powered construction company, and UbiQD, a quantum dot manufacturer, could both help the U.S. solar industry.
With Phillips' departure, Democrats lose their majority in FERC, resulting in a 2-2 split on party lines.
Commerce has made final affirmative determinations in a major solar cell antidumping duty and countervailing duty (AD/CVD) case.
The utility announced the full operations of the Pike County Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) and approval by the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) to acquire and construct a project called Crossvine, a solar plus battery storage project located in Dubois County.
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