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We look at state electricity rates, the “15-cent rule,” and what it means for solar.

Despite a new high for growth, too many projects are being delayed by a multitude of challenges.

The ripple effects of rising costs have led developers to ask for new terms in existing deals.

The Biden administration’s proposal for Inflation Reduction Act wage, benefit and apprenticeship requirements aim to create “real middle-class careers.”

Land-based wind farms aren’t growing as fast as other clean energy sources, but the technology has shown staying power.

Pop-up bike lanes have become permanent, with benefits for the climate and safety.

Despite generating tens of billions in revenue annually, Tyson has been laying off workers around the country.

Waiting lists may be a thing of the past for many EV models as automakers try to balance supply and demand. One positive outcome: lower sticker prices.

Economic models have been slow to grasp the potential damage of warming, which means companies and consumers often don’t realize their investments may be in danger.

One of the big questions in the clean energy transition is whether the increasing number of jobs in renewables will have pay and benefits that match those being lost in fossil fuel industries.