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Commerce finds Chinese cross-border subsidies, hikes proposed duties on imports from Vietnam

The U.S. Department of Commerce dramatically raised tariffs on imports from Chinese solar producers operating in Vietnam after the agency concluded that China is subsidizing raw materials for its companies to use in their Vietnamese factories. March 21, 2025 The U.S. Department of Commerce reports it has uncovered improper cross-border subsidies from China to curb …

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Supply deal struck between U.S. steel frame maker and Texas solar module manufacturer

Origami Solar will supply its steel module frames to Sirius PV’s module manufacturing facility with 2 GW annual output. March 19, 2025 U.S.-made steel solar module frame provider Origami Solar announced it will supply its products to Sirius PV, a solar panel manufacturer.  Sirius PV assembles commercial and utility-scale solar modules in the U.S. and …

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Colorado’s push for a faster path to rooftop solar gains momentum

A bill for automated permits is gaining momentum in a state with some of the longest permitting timelines in the country. March 18, 2025 A bill to automate Colorado’s permitting process for rooftop solar is gaining momentum despite some reservations from those who voted in its favor. House Bill 25-1096, “Automated Permits for Clean Energy …

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Eliminating tax credits would reduce solar and wind deployment by half, says Brattle

“A wide array of resources is needed” to meet growing electricity demand, including hundreds of gigawatts of solar and wind capacity that can be deployed quickly but would be reduced by half without tax credits, says a report prepared for ConservAmerica. March 18, 2025 A Brattle report projects that 550 GW of new solar will …

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Rooftop solar saved California ratepayers $1.5 billion last year, finds report

In California, large-scale investor-owned utilities and residential solar installers have clashed over rulemaking decisions related to billing structures and regulations for rooftop solar.  Utilities have generally been successful in their campaign to propose rulemaking changes and gain approval from state regulators to make cuts to rooftop residential solar electricity export rates and assess fixed charges …

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Republican Congressional support of clean energy tax credits is growing

A letter signed by 21 House members urged Congress to retain long-term clean energy tax credits set forth in the Inflation Reduction Act. March 10, 2025 The Republican coalition of support for retention of long-term clean energy tax credits continues to grow, as evidenced by a letter delivered to Chairman Jason Smith of the U.S. …

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