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Solar, wind projects on US lands will get extra scrutiny
President Donald Trump's administration said on Thursday that decisions related to solar and wind energy projects on federal lands will be reviewed by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum's office to end what calls preferential treatment for renewable energy sources.
Solar, Wind Energy Projects on US Lands Will Get Elevated Reviews
The Trump administration said on Thursday that decisions related to solar and wind energy facilities on federal lands will be reviewed by the office of Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to end what it says has been preferential treatment for the renewable energy sources.
Experts are now debating if the elimination will significantly hurt the industry or if solar adoption developed such momentum ...
Increasingly sharp internal debate focuses on what should happen as the acreage devoted to crops and livestock shrinks.
An amended AB 942 means homeowners won't be put in a new solar contract when they sell their homes, preserving energy rates.
Democratic California Assemblymember Lisa Calderon agreed Tuesday to remove language from a bill that would have reduced ...
Clean energy companies are asking California leaders for help getting their projects going before changes to federal ...
Congress could soon pass Trump's ‘Big Beautiful Bill', spelling the end of a major, longstanding tax credit that has boosted rooftop solar.
A California company behind a new solar-powered vehicle, is close to beginning production. Aptera's CEO says if you drive less that 30 miles per day, the vehicle will not need to be plugged in and it ...
California Central Valley farmers turn to solar, saving water and increasing profits. Solar arrays help farms adapt amid ...
California has amended AB 942 and removed a NEM amendment that would have affected residential solar owners’ rates when acquiring a home or property.
The California Senate Energy, Utilities and Communications Committee voted to preserve solar net energy metering agreements ...
Data from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory show that 12% of California solar adopters in 2019 had incomes below $50,000, and an additional 29% had incomes between $50,000 and $100,000 — up ...
The Imperial Irrigation District noted that 13,000 acres of fertile land have been converted for solar, but it noted renewable energy is an important part of the region’s present and future.
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