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Although 2025 presented considerable challenges for the solar energy industry, utility-scale solar power continues to ...

The NC Clean Energy Technology Center (NCCETC) published a report finding that 49 states, plus the Washington D.C. and Puerto ...

The Trump Administration says it will end a $7 billion program to help low-income households and communities get access to affordable solar energy. The move is part of President Trump's effort to ...

The Clean Energy Alliance unveiled a new program to expand solar power and battery storage capabilities for businesses across ...

He thought the solar industry would provide a stable future with a mission he could believe in. Then came state policy changes. And now, the Trump administration’s attacks on clean energy. “It is very ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. FILE - Theodore Tanczuk, left, and Brayan Santos, right, of solar installer YellowLite, work to put panels on a home in Lakewood, ...

Some El Paso school districts are looking to lower their electric bills by subscribing to a solar energy program that does ...

Solar panels on Jason Pampena's Squirrel Hill row house were installed with a grant from Solar United Neighbors. Pennsylvania could lose $156 million meant to help low-income people reduce their ...

Baytown Township is adding rooftop solar to power the township’s community center. A crew from All Energy Solar this week installed solar panels on the roof of the Baytown Community Center, located at ...

Several Republican-led states have ended programs that helped low-income communities install solar panels, aligning with the Trump Environmental Protection Agency’s move to claw back the initiative’s ...

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