Your clean energy company closed a Series B and is scaling deployment across multiple states. Tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act are central to your financial model, but the political environment around those credits is shifting. Treasury guidance on the Foreign Entity of Concern rules affects your battery sourcing. FERC is reconsidering co-location policies that could change how your projects connect to the grid.
Meanwhile, solar tariff policy continues to change. Offshore wind projects face litigation that could reshape permitting timelines. DOE funding programs that supported early development are being restructured. Each of these regulatory shifts creates both risk and opportunity for companies at your stage.
This collection tracks the regulatory developments that directly affect clean energy project economics, permitting, and deployment. The articles focus on what changed, what it means for your projects, and what steps to take in response.
DOE cancelled $83.6B in clean energy loans and $7.5B in grants ruled unconstitutional. Companies are moving factories overseas. What proactive legal counsel catches before federal funding disappears.
Section 201 solar tariffs expired February 6 after eight years. Four overlapping tariff programs replaced them, with combined rates exceeding 300%. Country-by-country breakdown and seven actions for procurement teams.
Only 38% of clean energy firms are fully prepared for 2026 FEOC rules. Here's what you need to know about the 40% solar threshold, 15% debt restriction, and 10-year recapture risk.
Two federal judges have now ruled against the Trump administration's offshore wind suspension orders. A third hearing happens tomorrow. Here's why the 'arbitrary and capricious' standard is working, and what it means for your projects.
Wind and solar projects that don't begin construction by July 4, 2026, lose years of development runway. Add new FEOC restrictions, and clean energy developers face a compliance crunch with less than six months to act.
Three offshore wind developers have filed federal lawsuits challenging BOEM's authority to suspend their leases. The January 16 hearing will shape risk calculus for every infrastructure project touching federal land.
PJM's market monitor filed for a data center connection moratorium. Grid capacity prices jumped 10x. Here's what developers need to know about power access, state regulations, tax incentives, and water constraints.
The IRS doesn't care when you signed the contract. It cares when installation is completed. Here's what clean energy businesses need to know about the IRA tax credit sunset.
FERC just rewrote the rules for how data centers connect to power plants. If you're operating in PJM territory, you have until January 20, 2026 to understand what changed.
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