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Senate seeks to tax the very idea of solar power

The latest version of the Reconciliation Bill includes a 30% excise tax on solar projects if its components or intellectual property originate from entities linked to foreign adversaries—even if those projects don’t claim tax credits.

Solar surpasses 10% of U.S. electrical generation for a full month for the first time

In April, solar photovoltaics accounted for 10.64% of all electricity generation, according to the EIA. Combined with wind, the two sources neared 25%, while carbon-free electricity edged above 49%.

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Three Republican Senators call for easing clean energy cuts in budget bill

An amendment put forth by Iowa Senator Ernst seeks to extend tax credits and clarify FEOC rules.

Maine’s governor signs controversial net-metering reforms into law

Solar advocates warn that the reforms will have a “chilling effect” on the state’s clean energy future.

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Senator to propose amendment that extends residential solar tax credit

Sen. Hickenlooper is expected to ask for a one-year extension, sunsetting the 25D tax credit after 2026.

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Solar manufacturer closes 45X tax credit transfer

The sale of the 2025 45X tax credits supports Heliene’s manufacturing buildout in Minnesota.

Trinasolar targeting ‘high-value’ markets

Yang Bao, Trinasolar’s president of global sales and marketing, recently spoke with pv magazine about the company’s strategy for the solar and energy storage business.

Selling solar through storytelling

Before customers learn about net metering policies, virtual power plants or even what a kilowatt-hour is, they first need to overcome doubts about the technology — and that’s where stories come in.

Redwood, Crusoe deploy second-life batteries at AI data center for 63 MWh storage

The second-life project represents the second largest deployment in North America, and the largest battery-powered microgrid.

Senate rushes reconciliation bill that launches new attacks on clean energy

On Saturday the Senate moved the reconciliation bill to debate by the slimmest of margins.

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