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03.16.18 Policy 0

The key to swaying politicians’ views on renewable energy is making it a business issue, not a partisan one.

Clean Energy Supporters Begin to Make Inroads With Republican Policymakers

Senator Cantwell blames House Republicans for standing in the way of clean energy policies and called on industry members to help educate them.

by Lacey Johnson

03.01.18 Regulation & Policy 8

Did Russians use social media to disrupt the U.S. energy sector?

House Republican Claims Russians Used Facebook to Attack US Fossil Fuels

Rep. Lamar Smith’s report claims pro-environmental Facebook posts are linked with a Russian effort to influence U.S. energy markets.

by Jeff St. John

11.06.17 Wind Markets & Policy 10

A wind farm operating in Senator Chuck Grassley's home state of Iowa.

Research Spotlight

House Tax Proposal Unsettles the US Wind Industry

The House bill proposes worrying changes to the Production Tax Credit that could severely curtail the four-year installation forecast for wind power.

by Anthony Logan

05.13.13 Grid Optimization 2

Insights Into Renewables and the Grid From Congress

First insight: Both parties see the grid’s sources of electricity are shifting.

by Herman K. Trabish

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11.15.12 Other Energy 1

Did Wind Swing the Election?

New numbers suggest it swung the swing states.

by Herman K. Trabish

08.03.12 Policy 4

US Wind in a Tempestuous Congress and a Remote Brazilian Court

Can wind get respite from this year’s death by a thousand cuts?

by Herman K. Trabish

07.30.12 Policy 27

How Solar’s ITC Tax Credit Is a Money-Maker

A new study “blows apart the notion that the ITC is somehow welfare for the solar industry.”

by Herman K. Trabish

07.19.12 Policy 14

What Abound Solar’s Bankruptcy Says About the DOE Loan Program

It has a 96 percent success rate and the endorsement of an independent Republican consultant.

by Herman K. Trabish

11.04.11 Wind 11

Industry Perspective

Woz Speaks While Wind’s Lifeline Incentive Dangles

Does this Congress and its supercommittee—where compromise is kryptonite—understand all the jobs and benefits that come from supporting wind?

by Herman K. Trabish

10.31.11 Green Building 2

The Multibillion-Dollar Value of Energy Service Companies

Firms like Honeywell and Johnson Controls will be planning the best path forward for renewable energy at the National Association of Energy Service Companies’ annual conference this week.

by Herman K. Trabish

07.08.11 Wind 9

Is the U.S. Offshore Wind Industry About to Boom?

Are the Obama Administration’s efforts and initiatives to create a new U.S. industry about to pay off big time?

by Herman K. Trabish

05.06.11 Policy 14

Research Spotlight

Why We Are in Awe of China

It’s the can-do optimism for one thing.

by Herman K. Trabish

03.03.11 Markets & Policy 10

Industry Perspective

Invest in America’s Clean Energy Future: Keep DOE Loan Guarantees

A proposal in the House of Representatives to end the DOE loan guarantee program puts national security and competitiveness at risks, writes Richard Caperton of the Center for American Progress.

by Richard Caperton

11.19.10 Wind 3

Wind’s Battle Plan

Renewables took a hit in the midterm election, but wind is ready to fight back.

by Herman K. Trabish

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House Republican Claims Russians Used Facebook to Attack US Fossil Fuels

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