In Short : Small floating solar projects in the US are gaining traction, showcasing big potential despite their modest scale. Installed on reservoirs and water bodies, they generate renewable energy while saving land and curbing evaporation. These innovative systems are proving cost-effective and sustainable, positioning floating solar as a key contributor to America’s clean energy […]
India Surges Ahead as U.S. Clean Energy Momentum Falters in 2025 – EQ
In Short : India is surging ahead in the global clean energy race, adding 22 GW of solar and wind capacity in early 2025 alone, driven by strong policy and investment momentum. In contrast, the U.S. is falling behind as clean energy growth slows amid subsidy cuts and policy rollbacks, raising concerns about America’s diminishing leadership […]
BP Exits U.S. Onshore Wind with Major Sale to LS Power Amid Strategic Refocus – EQ
In Short : BP has agreed to sell its U.S. onshore wind business to LS Power as part of its $20 billion divestment strategy. The deal includes ten wind farms totaling 1.3 GW net capacity. LS Power will operate the assets via Clearlight Energy. BP is refocusing on oil, gas, and solar through Lightsource bp, amid […]
31 Working Days! Sineng Achieves Commissioning for Utility-Scale BESS String PCS Project in Texas, U.S. – EQ
Wuxi, China – Sineng Electric has successfully completed the grid connection of a transmission scale energy storage project in central Texas—its first utility-scale ESS installation in the United States. This milestone underscores Sineng’s commitment to accelerating the energy transition in North America and reinforces its position as a global leader in PV+ESS solutions. The project […]
U.S. Policy Shift Sparks Surge in European Renewable Energy Stocks – EQ
In Short : Shares of European renewable energy companies surged after the U.S. Senate passed a revised bill extending tax credit benefits for clean energy projects. Firms like Vestas, Ørsted, and RWE saw gains up to 12%. The bill removes near-term deadlines by granting a 12-month grace period, boosting investor confidence and supporting global clean […]
U.S. Imposes Massive Tariffs on Solar Imports from Southeast Asia to Counteract Chinese Subsidies – EQ
In Short : The U.S. has imposed tariffs as high as 3,521% on solar panel imports from Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia, effective June 2025. The tariffs aim to combat unfair Chinese subsidies funneled through Southeast Asia. While U.S. manufacturers support the move, concerns arise over increased costs and potential disruptions in the solar supply […]
U.S. Solar Module Manufacturing Surpasses 50 GW, Marking a Major Clean Energy Milestone – EQ
In Short : The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) announced that the U.S. has surpassed 50 GW in annual solar module manufacturing capacity. This milestone reflects the nation’s growing commitment to domestic solar production, driven by policy support and increasing demand for clean energy. The expansion is expected to strengthen energy security and reduce reliance […]
India and the United States discusses advancements in Energy Collaboration – EQ
In Short : India and the U.S. are enhancing their energy collaboration through initiatives in clean and renewable energy, nuclear energy, and climate change. Key efforts include the U.S.-India Clean Energy Partnership, nuclear cooperation, and joint R&D in energy technologies. This partnership aims to boost renewable energy infrastructure, share technology, and foster private sector collaboration, […]
U.S. launches $7 bln program to bring solar to low-income households – EQ Mag
WASHINGTON : The Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday launched a $7 billion competitive grant program that aims to give low-income communities access to residential solar panels, the latest effort by the Biden administration to expand renewable energy across the country. The agency will make up to 60 awards to community groups around the country representing […]
Russia and Saudi Arabia’s oil partnership shows strain – EQ Mag
Analysts said the countries’ mutual need to keep energy prices high would help them maintain close ties, despite signs that Moscow has undercut previous deals. For most of the last six years, the leaders of Russia and Saudi Arabia worked with each other to control the global oil market during times of war, pandemic and […]