Solar Installs Boom, But Industry Worries

The third quarter saw 449 MW of new solar capacity installed in the U.S., but the industry says the boom may falter if a key tax provision isn't extended. Read more →
Green Energy Groups To DC: Keep Cash Coming

The solar industry lassos a coalition of clean-energy developers to try to convince Washington to extend 1603, the grant program due to expire at year's end. Read more →
Poll: Solyndra Barely Dents Solar Support

Despite weeks of bad Solyndra-related PR, solar power and even government support for it remains strong, according to a new poll from the industry. Read more →
Solar Makes Case For 1603 Grant Extension

The Solar Energy Industries Association says 37,000 additional jobs would be created in 2012 if Congress extends the 1603 Treasury Program. Read more →
Home Solar Provider Moves Into Maryland

SunRun is expanding into Maryland with its service that tries to make rooftop systems more accessible by decreasing upfront costs to homeowners. Read more →
Clean Energy Grants Get Another Year

The renewable-energy industry wins a one-year extension of a key federal grant program and gets ready to fight the battle again for 2012 and beyond. Read more →
GE Clean-Energy Portfolio Hits $6 Billion

GE says its Financial Services united reached a goal of doubling its clean-energy portfolio from $3 billion in 2008 to $6 billion today. Read more →
Clean Energy In DC Tax Lobbying Scrum

As Washington scrambles to set tax policy, groups representing clean-energy businesses are lobbying hard for extensions of their subsidies. Read more →
Wind Group: Jobs On Line In Tax Talks

The American Wind Energy Association says a failure to extend a renewable energy grant program will result in the loss of “tens of thousands of jobs.” Read more →




