Experts say the rollback will decrease energy production and add $130 on average to bills by the end of the decade.

The Trump administration has terminated $156 million in federal funding for a Michigan solar panel program aimed at helping low-income households.

EPA cites One Big Beautiful Bill Act as enabling clawback of energy assistance for low income households nationwide.

Last week the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy recently announced grant support for a number of ...

Clean Energy Associates forecasts a significant drop in solar installations if the Department of Treasury strictly enforces ...

A federal program was meant to bring solar to low- and moderate-income neighborhoods. Now, it's been clawed back by the Trump ...

Alicia Brown, director of the Georgia Bright Coalition , wants people to know that the $7 billion Solar for All program is ...

Trump's executive order and new reciprocal tariffs are shaking up the U.S. solar market. Here's how these changes are ...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will end a $7 billion Biden-era grant program that sought to expand solar energy to ...

Colorado officials denounced an EPA proposal to scrap a major solar funding program, threatening $156 million dollars in ...

The Trump administration since June has ramped up detentions of electronics, reportedly including components for solar panels ...

Eliminating the program will result in higher bills for all Massachusetts residents, U.S. Sen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., said last ...