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The Solar Vision for 2021 & Beyond
With an incoming Biden administration and the new 117th Congress, SEIA has laid out an ambitious vision to expand clean energy in the U.S.What's The Latest
Latest NewsSolar Industry Congratulates President-Elect Biden and Members of Congress on Elections
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Following is a statement from Abigail Ross Hopper, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) on President-Elect Joe Biden’s victory:
Arkansas Group Joins National Solar Trade Association, Strengthening Solar Advocacy in the Southeast
WASHINGTON, D.C. and LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), the national trade association for the U.S. solar energy industry, announced today that the Arkansas Advanced Energy Association (AAEA) is now an official SEIA state affiliate.
Solar + EVs: Two Peas in a Pod
You see them zipping around. You may own one or might even be thinking about buying or leasing one, but I am willing to bet even if none of those are true, you are still interested in electric vehicles (EVs).
Overcoming Storage Interconnection Barriers
The Interstate Renewable Energy Council, together with a team of partners, including SEIA, is leading the 3-year project, which is funded by the Department of Energy Solar Energy Technologies Office. Join the November 10th webinar to learn about critical storage interconnection barriers and share your input on the issues identified.
Solar Goes Corporate: Where Clean Energy Buyers and Providers Converge
SEIA’s Solar Goes Corporate is a forum to discuss how businesses can effectively procure, deploy, and invest in clean energy technologies such as solar and battery storage.
Evaluating the Impact of the 2020 Election on the Clean Energy Industry
From local and state elections to the race for the presidency, the 2020 election will have tremendous consequences for the future of energy and climate policy in the United States. Join a roundtable with SEIA staff experts to evaluate how the results of the 2020 election will impact the clean energy industry for the next four years and beyond. Speakers: