Aug. 14, 2025
| This week’s renewable energy news and insights for utility leaders
Business is booming for residential solar installers, but with an important residential tax credit expiring at the end of this year, the increase could be short-lived.
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The average price of new wind and solar power purchase agreements is up 4% since the OBBBA’s passage. Almost a third of developers surveyed said they plan to suspend or cancel projects as a result of the reconciliation bill.
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The Trump administration has moved to slow or halt the development of renewables, including New Jersey's first offshore wind project, the 1.5-GW Atlantic Shores 1.
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Energy trading complexities are intensifying for utilities and IPPs as renewable integration drives market volatility. Explore Ørsted’s journey to a successful ETRM implementation supporting renewable energy growth in
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The fund will look to capitalize on a global growing need for power. Nuveen manages more than $35 billion in infrastructure assets, including some U.S. solar and battery storage.
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Executives with the largest U.S. home energy systems installer said Sunrun is doubling down on energy storage and grid services to offset the loss of federal tax credits for residential solar arrays.
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Clean energy developers face multiple risks from the Trump administration — but there are pathways for easing them.
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