What Are Fossil Fuels? When someone says the word “fossil fuel,” most of us think of the classic use of fossil fuels to power 60% of our energy mix—oil, natural gas, and coal. But many people do not know a…
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With continuous and growing interest in the applications and benefits of solar technology, the solar industry has been in a constant state of innovation over the past several years. This innovation has led to advancements in solar efficiency, solar energy…
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What is Grid Modernization and Why Does it Matter? Grid modernization is the process of upgrading the electricity grid to make it more efficient and resilient. It includes a variety of changes, such as accommodating new technology, new forms of…
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Photovoltaic Energy: What It Is & What It’s Used For Photovoltaic energy is a form of energy that comes from the sun and can be converted into electricity for use in homes, businesses, schools, etc. It is a renewable energy…
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Earth Day 2022 Clearway Community Solar is celebrating Earth Day 2022 with a passion for clean energy! On April 22, we’ll be honoring our planet by working together to move towards a more sustainable future. History of Earth Day The…
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Did you know? The Federal Solar Tax Credit (ITC) dropped in 2020. This is part of a “step down” process in which the tax credit will eventually be eliminated entirely unless it is renewed by Congress. As of January 1,…
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Which States Have Adopted Renewable Energy Standards, and Why They Matter Renewable Energy Standards (RES), sometimes called Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS), are requirements set by state governments for utilities to source a designated portion of the energy they generate or…
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Clean energy that can ultimately save you money — that’s solar power in a nutshell. Yet when it comes to traditional solar power, like installing rooftop solar panels or shingles on your home, there are admittedly some drawbacks. If your…
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States are the “laboratories of democracy,” United States Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis said, where citizens can “try novel social and economic experiments.” True to form, American states — and especially cities — are trailblazing new policies that jettison climate-altering…
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