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We can rebuild our economy better than before by enacting commonsense policies that spur longterm growth for solar, including modifying the solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC), streamlining the permitting process for solar projects, supporting domestic manufacturing of clean energy technologies, and investing in our nation’s electricity infrastructure. Investing in solar energy can create hundred

Nearly 650 solar companies signed a letter to Congress on July 13, 2020, urging them to include policies that will support the solar industry as the U.S. recovers from COVID-19. The list includes many of the largest manufacturers, owners, developers, installers and operators of solar projects across the country.

Tomorrow, join SEIA staff and other industry experts for a new installment of SEIA’s Summer Webinar Series: Solar Leading the Recovery. As federal, state, and local governments explore policies to stimulate the economy and create jobs in the face of the COVID-19 crisis, one thing is clear—solar is ready to lead.

Cybersecurity attacks are increasingly being used to undermine the secure supply of electricity – and regulators are paying attention. In this webinar, we will explore the current threat landscape, new policy initiatives to improve cybersecurity, and how both distributed and utility-scale solar can implement a strong cyber program.

Next Level Solar Electrical Requirements: What’s New for Solar & Storage in the 2020 Edition of the National Electrical Code

Tomorrow, join SEIA President and CEO Abigail Ross Hopper for a deep dive into SEIA's vision for how the solar industry can lead our nation's economic recovery. This webinar will also feature an update on trade and domestic manufacturing from John Smirnow, General Counsel and Vice President of Market Strategy at SEIA.