Clean Energy Finance Forum

This September 8 story relays contentions from a trade association and a specialized investment bank that solar deployments will grow dramatically - probably most quickly in 2024.

This September 8 story outlines Congressional leaders' discordant ideas about permitting and environmental review, showing hopes that projects can move faster without breaking things.

This September 2 feature, from a nonfinancial source, sweeps over the capital investment corporations are committing to sites in the United States' Southeast.

On August 16, the Gateway's NBC affiliate reported on a judicial ruling that appears to remove a property tax break for solar projects in Missouri, just as the federal Inflation Reduction Act tees up a range of tax credits.

On August 5, Reuters reported on bids to run mining operations with up to four gigawatts of wind and solar for Australia's Rio Tinto.

This July 24 nugget from a states-focused site declares "the state and local climate candidate" ascendant, with implications for public and private financial growth. (By way of disclosure, CEFF's editor has led a volunteer workshop for some Climate Cabinet candidates, not including the one this story profiles.)

The United States' Bureau of Land Management, says this July 16 story, approved a transmission line between Arizona and southern California that should support delivery of more renewable energy to those overheated markets.

This op/ed from a professor begins with the familiar gambit about imagining California as its own country...and proceeds to invoke a California that runs entirely on clean energy from sun, wind and storage.

This June 8 story explains how solar installers and developers are breathing easier after a federal policy intervention changes course - and why some manufacturers are fuming.

This April 27 story spotlights a solar farm that investors say will become Ireland's first to connect to the grid.