Sameer Ghaznavi
April 26, 2022
The US Department of Commerce’s decision to investigate antidumping and duties on solar imports from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam has resulted
Solar panel import duties: Construction and procurement
Potential “game-changing” interconnection and transmission developments underway
Caileen Gamache
August 11, 2021
FERC is addressing transmission reform for the first time in roughly a decade, and Congress is helping to relieve legal congestion.
How the US Election Will Affect Renewables
Keith Martin
November 20, 2020
Keith Martin gave a market update on November 18 that is largely an analysis of how the US election results will affect the renewable energy market, but th
In domestic solar manufacturing decision, ITC rules in favor of Suniva, SolarWorld
Jacob Yaniero
September 25, 2017
Following its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in April, US-based solar cell and panel manufacturer Suniva petitioned the U.S. International Trade Commission (
More Capacity Comes with Significant Changes for Solar Developers in North Carolina
Robert Shapiro
August 4, 2017
North Carolina, the nation’s second-leading state for solar, passed a law last week that could fundamentally change how developers operate in the State. Se
Historic month for renewables
Todd Alexander
June 20, 2017
March 2017 proved to be a historic month for renewable energy. According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), March was the first time that mon
The potential trade impacts of Suniva's bankruptcy
Todd Alexander
May 23, 2017
Suniva, formerly one of the largest US manufacturers of high-efficiency solar cells and panels, has potentially triggered an international solar trade disp
Mexico’s grandfathered power projects: an opportunity for investors
Admin
July 5, 2016
During the summer of 2014, just before Mexican energy reform was enacted, developers rushed to file power generation permits for their projects so that the
How to satisfy the new begun construction guidance in IRS Notice 2016-31
Michael Masri
May 19, 2016
New IRS guidance for developers of wind farms and other renewable energy projects that qualify for production tax credits modifies the safe harbor period i
What to Ask on Diligence in the Wake of the Clean Power Plan | Norton Rose Fulbright
Admin
September 2, 2015
Last week, Chadbourne lawyers Sue Cowell and Richard Waddington led a discussion on diligencing projects in light of the U.S. Government's Clean Power plan