Clean Energy Finance Forum

The 100-percent-renewable energy movement is gaining steam, even in the United States Congress.

Tesla has cut prices on its residential solar systems by as much as 25 percent in a bid to lift lagging sales after the company streamlined its sales and marketing organization, a company official told Reuters.

The United States Department of the Treasury has issued proposed guidance related to the new Opportunity Zone tax incentive. The tax benefit, created by the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, is designed to spur economic development and job creation by encouraging long-term investments in economically distressed communities nationwide.

Federal and state tax credits for renewable energy facilities are winding down, but a new federal tax incentive enacted in tax reform may provide a boost to many new installations, repowering projects, and storage facilities.

California’s ambitious drive to combat climate change may hinge on the fate of its biggest utility owner.

As California continues to be a leader in solar energy, affordable housing developers have a new tool to help them get in the game.

Soulardarity launched in 2012 after power company DTE Energy shut off 1,400 streetlights in a deal to save the municipality $4 million. The group put forward a plan for citywide solar street lights.

As the dust settles on the 2018 elections, the DC Council continues to weigh action on clean energy legislation that could halve greenhouse gas emissions in the region.

Surging electricity demand, sinking technology costs, and growing policy innovation have allowed developing nations to seize the mantle of global clean energy leadership from wealthier countries, a comprehensive new study from BloombergNEF concludes.

We in the climate finance tribe — “we” being institutional investors, public sector officials, international development experts and so on — need to raise our game.