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Meet The Billionaire Family Building America s Roofs—And Taking On Elon Musk

06:30am EDT| David Millstone and David Winter, co-CEOs of Standard Industries, are working on a top-secret design for a new solar roof that they expect to launch within the year – a new, direct competitor to Tesla’s flashy one, for which there is a multi-year waitlist. For more than a year, researchers at their solar company’s San Jose, California R&D center have been tinkering with the design. Their advantage: Their New York City-based company is the parent of the country’s largest roofing manufacturer, and has already sold well over 2,000 solar roofs with an earlier iteration called Decotech. “We have put more solar roofs out there than Elon Musk has,” Winter says, in a swipe at one of the world’s richest people. Over the next decade, they hope to install millions of these new roofs helped by a price point designed for the masses and an army of certified installers. “If you can crack rooftop solar that is functional, affordable and aesthetic

Green powerlines and good-paying jobs: Biden unveils $2 3trn US infrastructure plan

31 March 2021 19:24 GMT Updated  31 March 2021 22:36 GMT US President Joe Biden is proposing a ten-year extension of federal tax credits for renewables and energy storage technology and creation of a “targeted” investment tax credit (ITC) to spur construction of at least 20GW of high-voltage power lines as part of a $2.3trn infrastructure plan. “It’s not a plan that tinkers around the edges,” Biden said during a speech in Pittsburgh. “It’s a once-in-a-generation investment in America.” The eight-year American Jobs Plan reaffirms his administration will set the country on a path toward a carbon-free electric grid by 2035 with a new clean-energy standard mandating a timetable to achieve this.

Solar Power Solutions Brief

KEY CONCEPTS Solar power has expanded dramatically in recent years, becoming the leading technology installed for new power generation around the world. In 2019, it accounted for 45% of global capacity added. Last year, solar power became the cheapest source of electricity in many parts of the world, outcompeting fossil fuels like coal and natural gas.  A new Solutions Brief by Climate Central explains the growth of solar and dives into projections of how much more solar is needed to reach net zero emissions. Look for more Climate Central solutions issue briefs in the upcoming months. Despite the pandemic, the U.S. added a record 19 gigawatts of solar in 2020, for a total of 89 GW installed capacity. That’s enough to power 16.4 million American homes. But we have a long way to go.

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