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Sept. 4, 2025
| This week’s renewable energy news and insights for utility leaders
China led the pack in solar installations, adding 256 GW — more than twice as much solar capacity as the rest of the world combined.
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The administration moved to revoke another offshore wind permit as the developer of a different blocked project filed a lawsuit.
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Column
With two Republican nominees preparing to join the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, former commissioners, experts and agency observers say they are watching several key areas to gauge whether the body will remain autonomous.
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Demand is rising everywhere. See how growth, tariffs and data centers play out in each market.
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A third-party ownership structure allows residential solar installers to claim the 48E investment tax credit and pass on those savings to the homeowner.
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Rewiring America has launched a national campaign to help homeowners take advantage of clean energy and efficiency incentives that will expire soon.
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Common Charge, under the leadership of acting Executive Director Katherine Hamilton, seeks to “drive consumers and policymakers to unlock the full potential of distributed assets."
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“Where possible, funding from these projects will be recompeted to address critical port upgrades and other core infrastructure needs of the United States,” said the Department of Transportation.
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What We’re Reading
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