On October 31, the International Trade Commission (ITC) released its recommended remedies following its September finding of “serious injury” to domestic solar cell

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On September 15, 2017 the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) held that the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) waived its authority to deny (or issue) a wat

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Following the International Trade Commission’s (ITC) September 22 decision that foreign manufacturing of solar cells and panels have contributed to “serious injury” among US cell and panel m

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The largest non-recourse financing of energy storage assets anywhere in the world is the US$2.3 billion financing of the AES Southland project in the USA that closed ...

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Following its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in April, US-based solar cell and panel manufacturer Suniva petitioned the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) that low-cost solar cells ...

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Recent actions by federal regulators, state lawmakers, military installations, oil and gas interests and environmentalists may be making the Oklahoma regulatory terrain increasingly ...

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On August 28, 2017, Brazil conducted something relatively unheard of -- its first ever cancellation auction.  Wind, hydro and solar developers were given ...

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As predicted, the biggest winner of Contracts for Difference (CfD) in the second allocation round (AR2) was offshore wind. AR2 will bring over 3.1 GWs of offshore wind at strike prices that were up to 50 percen

Hawaii’s big utilities now have a plan for meeting the most ambitious renewable portfolio standards (RPS) in the country.

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Power Ledger, a company based in Perth, Australia, has now concluded its sale of tokens for a peer-to-peer platform that will enable renewable energy trading among businesses ...

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