US Solar PV Installs Set Record, With More To Come

After three quarters of 2012, U.S. solar PV installations had already set an annual record, and it's the fourth quarter when the big totals typically roll in. Read more →
Solar Group Dumps Conservative Lobbyist ALEC

'Stand your ground' and voter ID laws didn't bother the Solar Energy Industries Association, but when a conservative lobbyiing group went after renewable portfolio standards, the SEIA quit. Read more →
Wind And Solar Cheer US Election Results

The wind industry says the election proves wind power is a winning issue, while the leading U.S. solar group says it knows it has a friend in Barack Obama. Read more →
Big Retailers Rule In Onsite Solar Power

Walmart is No. 1, followed by Costco, Ikea, Kohl's and Macy's in a new compilation of the top U.S. companies for solar power capacity. Read more →
Big Projects Drive US Solar To Huge 2nd Quarter

Utility-scale projects drove second quarter U.S. solar installations to new heights, but the residential sector was flat and commercial installations plunged. Read more →
Can Solar Save Texas’ Bacon When Summer Sizzles?

A new study sponsored by the solar industry makes the case for PV as an answer to Texas' summer energy challenges. Read more →
US Solar Starts 2012 With Another Banner Quarter

The U.S. solar industry installed a record 506 megawatts of new PV capacity in the first quarter of 2012, an 85 percent increase over the first quarter of 2011. Read more →
China Solar Dispute Boils With New Allegations

SolarWorld's CEO lashes out at the U.S. industry's leading trade group and China says five U.S. states are violating trade rules with renewable energy subsidies. Read more →
US Solar Aid In Line With Fossil Fuels, Study Says

A University of Tennessee study says U.S. support for solar power is consistent with historic backing of other new energy sources, and could bring big benefits. Read more →
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 →




