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The path to clean energy registered apprenticeship careers

The Interstate Renewable Energy Council offers a free online course designed to prepare job seekers to enter clean energy jobs through Registered Apprenticeship pathways.

Hawaii legislator passes bill to cut renewable energies tax credit

SB3125 amends Hawaii’s Renewable Energy Technologies Income Tax Credit by adding an aggregate cap amount, setting income thresholds, a sunset date and a certification requirement.

Policy playbook shows how to tap into distributed energy resource solutions

The Pew Charitable Trust DER playbook offers examples of success stories for policy makers and regulators to follow to scale critical power options in the United States.

Clean energy will help power FIFA World Cup this summer

Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts sports a 2 MW fuel cell energy server, a 1 MW solar array and the owners purchase renewable energy certificates, with a goal of reducing the environmental impact of the stadium complex.

Republican legislators seek to restore clean energy tax credits

Four Republican representatives introduced The American Energy Dominance Act to help lower costs, strengthen domestic supply chains, drive long-term investment in energy infrastructure, and support good-paying union jobs.

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The reciprocity of virtual power plants and energy justice

VPP experts share insight on how to design a program to benefit all, regardless of income.

Minnesota community solar garden program officially named for House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman

Hortman’s legacy shapes how Minnesota approaches energy policy and her impact extends nationwide as the program continues to be a model followed by other states.

Third-generation Massachusetts farm embracing agrivoltaics

Farmer Joe Czajkowski said there are several benefits of incorporating solar with his farming operation, not the least of which is income.

Why domestic solar manufacturing matters now more than ever

The United States is at a critical inflection point where speed to deployment of energy technologies contributes to economic strength and energy security, but policy certainty is paramount, according to a panel of three solar manufacturing experts.

Poland Spring water bottling plant powered by solar

The 13 MW solar array at a Maine facility was constructed by PowerFlex and is owned and operated by Onyx under a long-term power purchase agreement.

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