Record Solar Installations Signal Potential Boom in U.S. Projects

The United States had a break from tariffs on solar panels imported from Southeast Asia for two years

The United States had a break from tariffs on solar panels imported from Southeast Asia for two years. The break ended on Thursday. This means American solar energy project builders have until the end of…

Race for Chinese EV Jobs Heats Up in Europe as Tariff Decisions Loom

European governments are competing for investment and jobs from Chinese carmakers

European governments are cautious about Chinese electric cars flooding their markets. However, they are also competing for investment and jobs from Chinese carmakers. While the European Union looks into China’s auto subsidies and thinks about…

Americans Remain Reluctant Towards EVs Despite Biden’s Efforts

A lot of Americans aren't sure about buying electric cars even though Biden is trying

A lot of Americans aren’t sure about buying electric cars. They think they’re too expensive, and there aren’t enough places to charge them. A new survey shows about 4 in 10 people might consider buying…

Manchin Advocates for Industry Lawsuit Against Treasury Over EV Credits

Senator Joe Manchin wants American companies to take legal action against the Treasury Department

On Tuesday, Senator Joe Manchin said he’s asking American companies to take legal action against the Treasury Department. They’re upset about the rules the Treasury made for getting clean energy tax credits under the Inflation…

Federal Initiative for EV Charging Falls Short, Sparks Criticism

Shailen Bhatt criticized the slow progress of a $5 billion U.S. government program to set up EV charging stations

A Democratic senator criticized the slow progress of a $5 billion U.S. government program to set up electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. Only seven charging stations are running so far, which he called “pathetic.” The…