Tag: US Renewable Energy Policy
Massachusetts Judge Orders Halt to Trump Administration Wind Farm, Solar Requirements
A preliminary injunction calls on the U.S. Department of the Interior to stop issuing memos that seem to add new restrictions [...]
Bureau of Land Management Unveils Ambitious Renewable Energy Plans
Over 1,700 MW solar and 1,300 MW battery storage are in the plans for Arizona, California, and Nevada. The [...]
Five Pro-Renewable Energy Actions to Expect from US Energy Policy
As the U.S. economy continues to recover from its Covid-19-induced recession, it’s likely that Congress and the president will [...]
The US Will Rejoin the Paris Agreement
After four years without federal climate policy support, the U.S. must prove its commitment to the Paris Agreement and [...]
US: Possibilities for Bipartisan Energy Policy
Solar and wind power, energy storage and grid infrastructure groups have high hopes for a climate-friendly administration. U.S. President-elect [...]
US House Passes Sweeping Clean Energy Bill
The House on Thursday passed a broad bill that aims to boost energy efficiency and renewable energy sources as [...]
Mayors Sign Letter Urging Congress to Extend Solar and Wind Energy Tax Credits
A bipartisan coalition of 64 mayors, representing 25 states across the country, joined with Environment America today to call [...]
US House Democrats Spell Out Climate, Clean Energy Priorities in Sweeping Plan
The net-zero-by-2050 roadmap calls for clean energy tax credits, transmission expansion and a more resilient grid. Democratic members of [...]
How the White House Killed Clean Energy Tax Credits
The decision to leave tax credits for solar energy and electric vehicles out of this week’s $1.37 trillion spending [...]
FERC Chairman to Congress: ‘Make Energy Policy Boring Again’
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Chairman Neil Chatterjee wants Congress to take up a large energy-focused legislative attempt, he told [...]