Solar for Manufactured Homes: An Assessment of the Opportunities and Challenges in 14 States -...

Manufactured homes, formerly referred to as mobile homes, comprise over 6 percent of America’s housing stock and represent an even larger share of housing for low- and moderate-income households....

The IRA is transforming the US energy system—starting with homes

One year after the IRA, the collective actions of households are powering a historic effort to modernize the US energy system by increasing system resilience, accelerating decarbonization, and...

Can utilities use ratepayer funds for political activity?

If the “Ethics in Energy Act” passes, utilities nationwide would no longer be able to use customer payments to play politics.

Sunrise brief: California Public Utilities Commission stacks the deck against rooftop solar - pv...

Also on the rise: Private investments in clean energy and manufacturing top $270 billion, GAF Timberline solar shingles recalled for fire hazard, and Ohio tightens screws on large solar facilities...

Federal Clean Energy Funds Offer Historic Boost for Rural Co-ops

With billions in federal grants teed up, the next two months will mark a once-in-a-generation opportunity for rural America’s electric cooperatives to keep pace with the country’s clean energy gains.

Biden Issues Long-Awaited Second Group of Permitting Fixes (1)

The White House on Friday issued its long-awaited second set of changes to the nation’s environmental permitting rules, trying to strike a delicate balance between tossing out Trump-era initiatives...

Tensions emerge between state and federal governments over Australia’s energy grid roadmap

Disquiet points to jockeying among jurisdictions and impatience over the rollout of renewables

When it comes to minerals for clean energy, the United States can control much of its own fate 

“Our neck is stretched over the fence and OPEC has a knife.” This was President Jimmy Carter quoting an American he met as part of a speech during the energy crisis in 1979. Carter’s statements wer…

Solar farms out at sea are clean energy’s next breakthrough

Solar panels at sea, though costly and difficult to install, are a potential advance in the sector that would help land-constrained regions accelerate a transition away from fossil fuels.

Texas Supreme Court Bars Cases Against Electric Grid Operator

The Texas Supreme Court dismissed two cases against the Electric Reliability Council of Texas because the electrical grid operator is effectively a governmental unit entitled to sovereign immunity.

Opponents chip away at clean energy policies

Renewable energy policy in the U.S. has faced threats recently from both sides of the political aisle.

Research team invents revolutionary new batteries that are safer, cleaner, and last longer than...

"In many batteries, you have the problem that at some point the charge carriers can no longer move."

How Utility Companies Fight To Keep Their Monopoly Status Using YOUR Money - CleanTechnica

Utility companies like to paint themselves as working hard for their customers, but for many, it is about preserving their monopoly status.

Renewable energy dodged a bullet in Texas Legislature

US Treasury unveils clean energy subsidy payments for non-taxpayers

U.S. Treasury officials on Wednesday unveiled rules for how non-profits, tribes and governments can take advantage of subsidies in President Joe Biden's new climate change law, expanding the incent...