SolarCity to Cut 550 Jobs in Nevada as Fees on Solar Increased
SolarCity Corp. plans to eliminate more than 550 jobs in Nevada after state regulators approved new utility fees on solar rooftops.
Read MoreGerman Solar Power Costs Drop 5.8 Percent in Government Auction
Germany’s third test auction for solar capacity produced a bid 5.8 percent lower than in the previous round, underpinning government hopes that clean energy will become competitive more quickly when developers must compete for contracts.
Read MoreOne Pivotal Year Ended, an Even More Pivotal Year Underway
As Decembers go, the last month of 2015 could hardly have been more monumental for the clean energy industry.
Read MoreOne Pivotal Year Ended, an Even More Pivotal Year Underway
As Decembers go, the last month of 2015 could hardly have been more monumental for the clean energy industry.
Read MoreListen Up: The Push Towards 100 Percent Renewables With Clint Wilder
Please join me on this week’s Energy Show on Renewable Energy World as Clint Wilder explains our progress towards 100 percent renewables, and discusses some of the opportunities and roadblocks that we will experience as we make this transition.
Read MoreListen Up: The Push Towards 100 Percent Renewables With Clint Wilder
Please join me on this week’s Energy Show on Renewable Energy World as Clint Wilder explains our progress towards 100 percent renewables, and discusses some of the opportunities and roadblocks that we will experience as we make this transition.
Read MoreSunny Sky but Loonie Shy: Canada’s Peculiar Aversion to Federal Support for Renewable Energy Deployment
When it comes to federal support for renewable energy deployment, the difference between Canada and the U.S. can be summed up in a quote by the late actor Robin Williams: “Canada is like a sleepy loft apartment over a really great party.”
Read MoreTop 10 Clean Energy Events and Actions in 2015: A Retrospect
In 2015, the industry made landmark strides in the eventual global transition to a sustainable energy future.
Read MoreSunEdison Caps 2015 With Deals Boosting Balance Sheet
It’s been a wild year for SunEdison Inc. The world’s biggest clean energy company climbed 53 percent in value in the first half of the year, buoyed by plans to add wind turbines and solar panels on six continents.
Read MoreHarvesting More Energy from Photons
Researchers at MIT and elsewhere have found a way to significantly boost the energy that can be harnessed from sunlight, a finding that could lead to better solar cells or light detectors.
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