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Updated Enphase IQ8 microinverters are shipping in North America

Enphase reports that both the IQ8HC and IQ8X are designed to pair with a full range of solar modules up to 540 W.

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Bipartisan Senators request increased tariffs on solar imports from China

In attempt to support U.S. manufacturing competition with lower-cost imported solar components, the Senators requested the president invoke Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 to enforce tariffs.

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Chaberton Energy sees community solar installations skyrocket

The community solar specialist reached 100 solar energy installations under contract in less than four years, and it plans to double its growth in the next two years.

Sunrise brief: Arizona proposes solar power export tax

Also on the rise: Solar power purchase agreement prices rise 15% year-over-year. Maine blueberry grower goes solar. And more.

Arizona proposes solar power export tax

Solar assets that export electricity out of the state would be taxed 12.5% per every dollar of revenue made from the sale of electricity.

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Tribes to sponsor 1 to 3 GW of renewables to help retire dams and restore salmon

Four Native American tribes, two states and the U.S. Government have agreed to work together to replace the energy now produced by hydroelectric dams. The U.S. Congress could then vote to breach the dams to restore native fish populations.

Nebraska introduces legislation to prevent HOA from barring solar installation

Under the bill, any regulations prohibiting solar installations would be deemed void and would have a civil cause of action of violation occurs.

Sunrise brief: Many states transition away from net metering

Also on the rise: Energy Department announces investments in clean energy future. WoodMac predicts strong yet flat global PV growth through to 2032. And more.

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Distributed solar and storage policy trends

Trends in U.S. solar policy as tracked by the NC Clean Energy Technology Center.

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Energy Department announces investments in clean energy future

A slew of funding programs are intended to advance electric vehicles and charging reliability, increase U.S.-made batteries, modernize the power grid and reduce the carbon footprint of federal buildings.

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