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Clean energy is officially "unstoppable" now.

Clean energy is officially “unstoppable” now The International Energy Agency has a new forecast for 2030.

Extreme weather, climate change and aging infrastructure are resulting in more frequent power outages, make home backup power more attractive.

Installing solar isn't the only big financial decision to make about controlling home power Power outages due to extreme weather are becoming familiar to more Americans. That means it may be a good time to consider a home backup power storage system.

Florida grid-free community harnesses solar to keep power on through hurricanes Marshall Gobuty is on a mission to create a sustainable and resilient community in Cortez, Florida, that can withstand major hurricanes that often wreak havoc on the state.

A terawatt of solar module capacity expected within 16 months

A terawatt of solar module capacity expected within 16 months Clean Energy Associates projects that major Chinese manufacturers will achieve a global solar module manufacturing capacity of 1 terawatt by the end of 2024. Furthermore, this capacity is projected…

Rooftop solar panels could power one third of US manufacturing sector, claims study

Rooftop solar panels could power one third of US manufacturing sector, claims study Mounted on the rooftops of industrial buildings, solar panels could meet the entire electricity demand of up to 35% of U.S. manufacturers. A new study, published in Environmental Research: Infrastructure and Sustainability, investigates the feasibility of meeting these electricity demands through on...

Solar Cheat Sheet: Your Guide to Getting Solar Panels

Solar Cheat Sheet: Your Complete Guide to Getting Solar Panels at Home Here's where you can find the answer to all your solar panel questions, even those you didn't know you had.

How Renewable Energy is Transforming New Jersey.

How Renewable Energy is Changing New Jersey HOW RENEWABLE ENERGY IS TRANSFORMING NEW JERSEY:

New Jersey plans to require all new cars be zero-emissions by 2035

New Jersey plans to require all new cars be zero emission by 2035, says Gov. Murphy The governor also set goals to electrify buildings, proposed rules for flood protection, and announced grants for heavy-duty electric vehicles.