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Trump DOE witch hunt questionnaire suggests attacks on renewable energy & staff

Senator Edward Markey (D-Ma) has condemned the questionnaire, and the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy has been called up for a Monday meeting.

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Report finds net metering is not sustainable over the long-term

The report by electricity market researchers finds that the value that solar contributes to the grid decreases with higher penetrations, making net metering unsuitable in the long run. But in most markets, those higher penetrations are still a long way off.

Ten K Solar’s EnergySketch Design Tool Goes Live

Minneapolis-based Ten K Solar has launched its live project modeling tool, EnergySketch, to enable user-friendly project design from modeling data, with free registration.

Trump chooses climate-denying pro-fossil fuel politician to lead EPA

Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt has a history of suing the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on behalf of fossil fuel interests. He will now run the agency.

At least five more cold winters for Ohio’s RES

State House voted today to make the the renewable energy standards (RES) voluntary for the next five years, continuing the deep freeze for the solar industry that started in 2014

BREAKING: SunPower to close Philippines factory, lay off a total of 2,500

The company has announced a major restructuring as it attempts to right-size and address the hole in its balance sheet.

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sonnen steals top Tesla executive

The German energy-storage company hired the highest-ranking North American sales manager from Tesla to spearhead its U.S. expansion plans

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Google to source 100% of its power from renewables in 2017

The tech giant says that next year all of its offices as well as its data centers will be powered by renewables. The company has signed 20 PPAs to date for a total of 2.6 GW.

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OCI to sell Alamo 6 solar project for $385 million

The Texan/Korean developer has not said who it will sell the 110 MW-AC plant to.

Trump DOE transition team issues vague threat to energy subsidies

A leaked memo on the Trump Administration’s Energy Plan focuses more on expanding fossil fuel infrastructure and stopping federal regulation of carbon, but also says that all energy subsidies should eventually be eliminated.

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