February 8, 2024 | Page 2 of 2 | San Diego's Top Solar Company

CBP reminds solar importers they must install product in 180 days or pay duties

Credit: Suncommon U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) released a reminder this week that any Southeast Asian solar panels imported before June 6 must be utilized within 180 days or full AD/CVD tariffs will be charged. When the Dept. of Commerce published its final determination in August 2023 that Chinese solar cell and panel producers …

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Solving solar workforce challenges: Insights from the experts

Projects / By Staff

As the solar industry continues to grow, finding talent to complete the necessary work keep projects moving has become a critical issue. To help fill labor gap, companies are pushing for more training programs, while the federal government has helped incentivize workforce development programs. The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) established a 30% investment tax credit …

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Connecticut Green Bank allocates $100 million toward solar and storage projects

Finance / By Staff

The funds will help facilitate the development of renewable energy infrastructure for municipalities, the commercial sector and the state. February 8, 2024 The Connecticut Green Bank, a financial institution that is accelerating the green economy in Connecticut and striving to reduces the energy cost burden of commercial and private consumers, has doubled the amount of …

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Sunrise brief: Super Bowl to be hosted in first 100% renewable energy NFL stadium

Policy / By Staff

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UGE completes 2 New York rooftop community solar projects

Industry / By Staff

UGE, a New York City-based developer and owner of community solar and energy storage projects, has energized two new rooftop community solar projects in metro New York City. Together the two projects total 833 kW, producing enough energy to power over 200 homes. The 376-kW community solar project built in Queens, New York. UGE Half …

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