Prominent groups launch coalition around distributed energy resources

Common Charge, under the leadership of acting Executive Director Katherine Hamilton, seeks to “drive consumers and policymakers to unlock the full potential of distributed assets."

Clean energy developers hope for clarity in upcoming FEOC guidance

The foreign entity of concern rules in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act are onerous and complicated, with “multiple traps for the unwary,” said Vinson & Elkins tax partner Lauren Collins.

RE+ kicks off in Las Vegas under shadow of Trump’s war on renewables

Technological and market advances have pushed renewable energy toward an ever-larger share of the energy mix despite policy shifts, tariffs and the hostility of the Trump administration, attendees said.

Energy meets urgency: Solving the data center power problem with solar

For years, data center developers built with confidence that the grid would keep up. That’s no longer the case.

High costs, reduced staff hamper DOE’s tribal energy program: GAO

The tribal energy finance program has closed on just one loan guarantee since 2018. The U.S. Department of Energy says program improvements are in the works.

Another Sodium Energy Storage Startup Vows To Carry On After Natron Crashes

Tesla unveils Megapack 3, Megablock battery storage systems as car business lags

US energy storage industry ‘has to continue to be aggressive’