News

May 12, 2026

New Report: China Dominates Clean Energy Manufacturing as U.S. Retreats Amid Global Energy Crisis

For Immediate Release May 12, 2026 Contact: Tom Taylor, Atlas Public Policy, tom.taylor@atlaspolicy.com Emily Samsel, Clean Power Information Project, emily@cleanpowerinformation.com New Report: China Dominates Clean Energy Manufacturing as U.S. Retreats…

December 17, 2025

Clean Power Information Project Reacts to Court Decision to Take GGRF En Banc Appeal

DATE: December 17, 2025 CONTACT: Emily Samsel, emily@cleanpowerinformation.com Clean Power Information Project Reacts to Court Decision to Take GGRF En Banc Appeal Washington, D.C. – Today, the full D.C. Circuit…

November 5, 2025 Virginia Independent

Trump administration contract cancellations would raise energy costs, experts say

November 5, 2025 Wisconsin Independent

Trump administration contract cancellations would raise energy costs, experts say

October 10, 2025

Trump’s Termination of Solar for All Devastates Low-Income Families Nationwide

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 7, 2025 Trump’s Termination of Solar for All Devastates Low-Income Families Nationwide EPA’s Cancellation of $7 Billion Program Leaves Families In All 50 States Facing Skyrocketing…

September 18, 2025 Alabama Political Reporter

Future uncertain for solar power projects in Alabama as Trump EPA cancels grants

September 2, 2025

Clean Power Information Project Responds to GGRF Court Decision

Today’s decision is another delay for working families desperate for relief from high home energy costs.

June 25, 2025 Arkansas Business

Scenic Hill Completes Solar Projects for De Queen, Sevier County

June 18, 2025 Talk Business & Politics

Scenic Hill Solar Opens 3 Solar Power Plants in Southwest Arkansas

June 18, 2025 Texarkana Gazette

Sevier County Officials Hold Ribbon-Cutting for 4.28-Megawatt Solar Power Plant

June 12, 2025 Grist

This Alaska Native Fishing Village Was Trying To Power Their Town. Then Came Trump’s Funding Cuts.

May 19, 2025 Business Insider

How Trump’s EPA Wrecking Ball Could Also Damage New Housing