Georgia’s solar industry sees clouds gathering on the horizon, as President Donald Trump’s tariffs and disdain for federal clean energy tax credits create uncertainty.

Proponents argue that the slow, inefficient permitting process hinders the transition to clean sources of electricity.

New Trump administration tariffs on imported goods could exacerbate a shortage of parts used by the energy industry ...

Renewable energy advocates say they have seen "dramatic" shifts in federal policies in the first 95 days of the Trump ...

President Donald Trump's escalating trade war with China means hopeful solar buyers may have a much harder time getting ...

Clean energy manufacturers canceled, closed or downsized nearly $8 billion in projects in the first quarter of 2025, as the ...

When President Donald Trump took office in January, he ordered the federal government to hit the brakes on all offshore wind ...

Solar Powers America is a new grassroots advocacy platform that will hit the ground running by advocating for the protection ...

The Trump administration announced steps to dramatically slash the typically yearslong permitting process to less than a ...

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he could re-impose “reciprocal” tariffs on some countries in as soon as two or ...

President Trump’s environmental rollbacks, aided by surging energy demand from the tech sector, could extend the life of coal ...

President Donald Trump's escalating trade war ... Abigail Ross Hopper, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association, said the U.S. is “quickly taking back control of the supply ...