When our CleanTechnica solar survey revealed that many consumers question the trustworthiness of the solar industry, we were mystified. So we reached out to our readers to learn more. And you all came through! The ensuing conversations unveiled many nuances of installing solar from a consumer point of view. This article … [continued]
Over the last year, we here at CleanTechnica have been compiling survey data about rooftop solar installations. The analysis stage of our project is just beginning, but it’s clear from the get-go that rooftop solar owners want to share their experiences — to help others, but also to affirm that … [continued]
This year’s abrupt shift in federal energy policy has thrown a monkey wrench into the US solar industry over the short term, but key stakeholders continue to plan ahead for a clean energy future. Among the recent highlights are Illuminate USA’s new 5-year, 15-gigawatt solar glass deal and a key … [continued]
Solar energy has become the #1 source of new electricity generation capacity in the United States in recent years, like in other markets around the world. Solar energy is just cheaper, more resilient, quicker to build, and good for energy independence and energy security. But what solar facts do you … [continued]
Vesper Energy’s 600-megawatt Hornet solar array is up and running in Swisher County, a testimony to the strength of the Texas solar industry.
So much winning! Renewable energy in general, and solar energy in particular, will overrun the dopey "energy dominance" policy expressed by President Trump.
So much winning! Renewable energy in general, and solar energy in particular, will overrun the dopey “energy dominance” policy expressed by President Trump.
The US solar industry is celebrating another “record-shattering” year, despite concerns that more counties are blocking solar development.
Shoals Technologies Group is expanding its semiconductor operations in Tennessee in response to the growing demand for renewable energy. Image courtesy of Shoals Technologies Group
A movement is afoot to block utility-scale renewable energy projects across the US, but new clean tech investments keep getting in the way.
CleanTechnica’s Charles W. Thurston sat down Tuesday morning with Abigail Ross Harper, the CEO of the Solar Energy Industry Association (SEIA), based in Washington, to discuss the state of the solar union at Day 2 of the Solar Power Industry (SPI) show taking place this week in Anaheim.
The International Trade Commission has handed Trump just the tool he needs to crush the US solar power industry. Will he use it?
