As the Atlantic continues to churn out some of the deadliest storms on record, the repercussions continue to rock the South southeastern U.S. Whether it is the physical impact of the recent storms on solar projects or the economic impact throughout energy markets, how d......[More]

They say that everything is bigger in Texas. while this is true for the wide open prairies 72-oz. steaks, apparently it is true for solar as well. Because when Toyota decided to do solar at their new North American headquarters, they weren’t thinking small. Today SunPow......[More]

March 22: Suniva lays off 131 workers in Georgia, closes Michigan plant The first sign that Suniva was in trouble was mass layoffs at its Georgia headquarters the closing of a plant in Saginaw, Michigan. April 11: Suniva violated WARN Act provisions in layoffs, employee......[More]

A record hurricane season raging in the Atlantic the Pacific Northwest smoldering in the wake of a traumatic fire season make for a timely backdrop for proposals in the United States to move to very high levels of renewable energy. But despite the urgency presented by t......[More]

Well-placed sources within the Trump Administration have told news website Axios that the president would likely impose significant remedies on solar module importers if the U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) recommends them on Sept. 22. One source placed the l......[More]

“States territories are driving the Australian energy transition in the absence of federal policy,” the Climate Council says in its new report, Renewables Ready: States Leading the charge. In particular, the authorities in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), South A......[More]