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Operator First Student committed to deploying 30,000 EV school buses by 2035. August 27, 2024 It’s back to school for many of the nation’s students. Big yellow school buses are back on the roads, and an increasing number of them are electric powered. Cincinnati-based First Student, the largest operator of school bus fleets in the …
Customers that have invested in solar under NEM 1.0 and 2.0 may be forced into a regulatory scheme that would threaten their return on investment, based on guidance from the California Public Advocates office. August 26, 2024 A state entity, the California Public Advocates Office (PAO), released a report suggesting that residents who have invested …
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Colorado Springs solar cell plant halted as Swiss-German PV manufacturer announces company restructuring plans. Planned capacity expansion at Arizona module production plant also put on hold. Existing cell production site in Thalheim, Germany, to remain part of Meyer Burger operations. August 26, 2024 From pv magazine Global Meyer Burger has canceled plans to open a …
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Nevados reports that now taking orders for its domestic content All Terrain Trackers that it says will fully comply with both Treasury’s new elective safe harbor and pre-existing direct cost requirements, helping developers qualify for a 10% domestic content tax credit, which is in addition to the 30% base investment tax credit. August 23, 2024 …
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A group of interested parties, including the state’s utilities and the Granite State Hydropower Association, agreed on a settlement that calls for the rate to stay the same for two years. August 21, 2024 While the PUC will ultimately rule on net metering, a group of interested parties—including the state’s utilities and the Granite State …
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With the introduction of the American Tax Dollars for American Solar Manufacturing Act earlier this month, senators are trying to close this work-around and put American manufacturing back on a level playing field. August 19, 2024 Two years ago, the Biden Administration and Congress worked together to begin the process of reshoring solar manufacturing. For …
Led by First Solar and Hanwha Q Cells, U.S. solar module manufacturers have filed allegations with the Commerce Department, citing “critical circumstances” and suggesting increased module imports due to their previous lawsuit filings. August 19, 2024 Solar panel manufacturers First Solar, Hanwha Q Cells, Meyer Burger, Mission Solar, REC Silicon, Convalt, and Swift Solar, grouped …
U.S. module manufacturers seek “critical” retroactive tariffs Read More »
Nearly all states with a renewable portfolio standard have met or nearly met their current standard. Four states have yet to meet their solar carve-out requirements. August 19, 2024 All but three of the 29 states plus DC that have a renewable portfolio standard (RPS) are meeting their current targets, according to an analysis by Lawrence Berkeley …
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