š¢ NEW CEBA STUDY: Constraining new solar and wind could come at a price: $121.2 BILLION over seven years.
Our analysis modeled baseline and high-load-growth scenarios in which new solar and wind resources were and were not allowed to compete against other generation sources beginning in 2027 through 2033.
Full report ā”ļø ceba.org/resources/the-cost-ā¦
Press release ā”ļø ceba.org/ceba-analysis-showsā¦
NEW:Ā @SEIAāsĀ latestĀ Solar Market Insight reportĀ showsĀ solarĀ and storageĀ haveĀ accountedĀ forĀ 91% of newĀ gridĀ capacity inĀ 2026.Ā
Solar just overtook coal in US power generation. Despite political attacks, theyĀ remainĀ far andĀ awayĀ the top energy builders:
seia.org/news/solar-and-storā¦
Excited to speak at @NYSEIA's NYC Solar Storage Summit on June 24 about the ITC, FEOC restrictions, and prevailing wage & apprenticeship requirements. Join us: nyseia.org/nyc-summit-2026
Buried in the IRSās interim FEOC guidance: interconnection equipment may need separate testing to qualify for the ITC. Big potential implications for solar projects.
Looking forward to moderating a SEIA panel next Tuesday on what comes next. Join us:
seia.org/events/foreign-entiā¦
NEW DATA: America's Energy Storage Revolutionā¢ļøcontinues.
š10 GWh new capacity in 2026 Q1, marking largest Q1 on record
āļøĀ Texas, Arizona and California led deployment
š Over 610 GWh now expected by 2030
NEW: Former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty has been named SEIA's incoming President and CEO.
As Governor, Pawlenty oversaw a $50 billion biennial budget, led more than 20 state agencies and departments, and championed some of the nationās most forward-looking renewable energy initiatives. He brings a proven track record of executive leadership, deep public policy expertise, and a clear understanding of the energy challenges facing the United States.
Pawlenty will assume the role on June 15. Read more: seia.org/news/governor-tim-pā¦
No vote in Tennessee ( 1 GOP)
No vote in Florida ( 4 GOP)
No vote in Missouri ( 1 GOP)
No vote in North Carolina ( 2 GOP)
No vote in Texas ( 5 GOP)
Virginiaās voter-approved maps thrown out.
MAGA has rigged the system.
Solar is a win-win-win for farmers.
It's guaranteed income. It maintains grazing land. It supports the local tax base.
Let farmers choose solar.
apnews.com/article/solar-eneā¦
Farm bankruptcies are rising. Energy costs are surging.
So why does USDA further restrict REAP- a proven, bipartisan program that has helped farmers cut costs for 2 decades?
This isnāt the time for political games. Itās time to support rural America.
dtnpf.com/agriculture/web/agā¦
"Together with battery storage, solar will account for 79% of the new capacity added to the U.S. power grid this year, according to the federal Energy Information Administration. Most of it is destined for Republican states, with 40% going to Texas alone. "washingtonpost.com/business/ā¦
NEW: Solar and storage just had its third largest quarter on record and can now power nearly 45M homesšŖ
Despite policy roadblocks, solar and storage continue to dominate energy addition.
Read more: seia.org/news/third-largest-ā¦
I'm hiring an attorney for my team! comeet.com/jobs/seia/78.00D/ā¦
I'm biased, but it is an *extraordinarily* exciting time to be working on renewable energy regulation, law, and policy. Join SEIA on the front lines.
112 GW of planned capacity additions threatened
43% of ALL planned power capacity at risk
Interiorās permitting slowdown on solar energy is only raising electricity prices for American families.
Watch SEIAās testimony to @EPWGOP and @EPWCmteā¬ļø
NEW: SEIA has launched storage.seia.org as a hub for all things energy storageāfrom education to policy to research.
Check it out ā¬ļø
storage.seia.org/
73% of all solar capacity installed this year has been built in states won by Trump. SolarĀ has installed 30GW of capacity in 2025 (more than all other sources combined).Ā
DespiteĀ policyĀ roadblocks,Ā solarĀ continuesĀ to deliver affordable, reliable power.
seia.org/news/third-largest-ā¦
Yesterday, 143 companies sent a letter urging Congress to work with DOI to end their de-facto moratorium on solar projects on both federal and private land, and to ensure that fairness and certainty remain at the center of permitting negotiations.
bit.ly/4oDt0vR