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Trump Issues 30% Solar Tariff: What You Need to Know

In January, President Trump signed into law a 30% tax on imported solar panels under the assertion that solar panel manufacturers in the US were being “decimated” by unfair trade. He claims that the new tariff will allow those companies to “come back strong.” This is not unusual, and in fact during his last term, […]

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Lower Pollution Results in Higher Revenue for US Companies

US Businesses have started prioritizing carbon emission reduction, and new data shows that sustainability efforts are now becoming a top priority for them. For example, a recent survey by Schneider Electric found that out of 240 businesses who had over $100 million in revenue; 85% said they planned to reduce their carbon emissions in the

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6 Major Changes the New Tax Bill Introduces for Solar Projects

You may have heard that the first major reform of the American tax system in over 30 years passed a few weeks ago, and you might be wondering how it will affect you, as a company interested in investing in solar (either through directly purchase a solar system or leasing one through a Solar Operating

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Filling The Energy Market Gap

For most organizations, the benefits of energy efficiency are clear; however, getting access to the right consultation and recommendations to start an energy project isn’t always easy. There is a gap in the energy market; facilities are either too small to interest large energy service companies, or too large and complex for small energy-efficiency businesses;

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$329 Million Raised in Clean Energy Bonds

Green Bonds Ygrene Energy Fund closed two bond offerings totaling $329 million for PACE (Property Assessed Clean Energy) funding. Because of PACE financing there has been a growth in “green bonds”. These particular funds are targeted to improve energy efficiency in California and Florida. However, California and Florida are not the only states taking advantage

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