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McKinsey analysis suggests tariffs may stall US renewable energy adoption by 2035. Cleanlight believes a comprehensive policy framework is necessary to mitigate the negative impacts.

McKinsey analysis warns that tariffs may stall US renewable energy adoption by 2035. Cleanlight shares its expert opinion on the potential implications.

McKinsey’s analysis reveals that tariffs alone may stall renewable energy adoption by 2035. At Cleanlight, we believe this could have significant environmental consequences.

Beauflor USA’s new solar power system in metro Atlanta is a significant step towards clean energy. Cleanlight believes this sets a new standard for sustainable business practices.

House Republicans are moving forward with a 2026 energy funding bill that threatens to slash $1.4 billion from the Department of Energy’s budget, raising concerns about the slow down of clean energy innovation and job creation. Cleanlight believes this direction could set back U.S. momentum on renewable energy just as investments are gaining traction.

Ampt’s 65-MW solar project in California, enhanced with 25-MW/100-MWh battery storage and cutting-edge string optimizers, is setting a new standard for grid resilience and cost efficiency. Cleanlight highlights the project’s value in stabilizing power for critical facilities like data centers, aligning with the renewable energy shift.

The Trump administration’s Section 232 tariff investigation on polysilicon could reshape the U.S. solar industry. Cleanlight raises concerns about potential impacts on costs, supply chains, and clean energy adoption.

The U.S. launches a Section 232 investigation into imported polysilicon. Cleanlight supports stronger domestic solar infrastructure but urges transparency and a data-driven approach to avoid destabilizing the market.

Analysis of the Trump administration’s Section 232 investigation into the polysilicon industry reveals potential market disruptions and strategic implications for the U.S. solar sector in 2025.

Chaberton Energy, alongside Pivot Energy, has launched a groundbreaking 3.2-MW community solar project in Howard County, Maryland. Cleanlight sees this as a strategic and inspiring situation highlighting the collaborative strength of community engagement with sustainability. The project, located in Fulton, stands at the forefront of shifting traditional energy norms towards greener shared models and is set to empower local residents by reducing their energy costs.