American manufacturers argue solar imports injuring industry, file critical circumstances allegations

Are some Southeast Asian countries rapidly dumping discounted solar products into the U.S. market to escape impending anti-dumping and countervailing duties? An alliance of major American solar manufacturers argue that’s…

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New report shows IRA benefiting red states most, Michigan leads in new projects

Two technicians walk through a Duke Energy solar installation in North Carolina (courtesy: Duke Energy) A new report issued by the national nonpartisan business organization E2 indicates Southeast states and…

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N.C. regulators approve controversial Duke Energy plan that lets large customers chip in for solar projects

A portion of a 43 MW solar array near Bladenboro, North Carolina, which sells power to Duke Energy. Credit: Riley Harwood / U.S. Dept. of Energy) by Elizabeth Ouzts, Energy…

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Speed to green: revolutionizing clean energy development processes

A solar installation in Lincoln, Nebraska (courtesy: American Public Power Association) Contributed by James McWalter, Co-Founder & CEO of Paces As the scramble to secure land for energy projects intensifies, one factor could revolutionize…

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