SEIA is engaged with policymakers at the regulatory and legislative levels in Washington, D.C. and across the country to establish supportive policy frameworks that allow solar to compete in the marketplace and offer cost-competitive, reliable energy to consumers.
There are a wide variety of policies at the state and local level that impact distributed solar and its customers.
By enacting federal and state-level policies to accelerate the growth of utility-scale solar, we can create jobs nationwide and quickly diversify America’s energy portfolio.
Community solar has become a critical tool for bridging the gap between those who can and can't access local, affordable, clean energy.
With the rapid growth in solar energy deployment necessary to decarbonize our economy, the industry faces new and quickly evolving needs and challenges across a wide variety of federal regulatory agencies
The market certainty provided by the long-term solar ITC has supported private investment in manufacturing and project construction, a vital part in meeting our nation's energy policy goals.
SEIA's state team works across the country to help pass strong solar and storage policies that help grow local solar markets.
Explore the latest solar market insights and policy updates in all 50 states and Washington, D.C.
SEIA has developed principles for advocacy and a policy platform that SEIA and our members will follow as we work with elected officials and other stakeholders to create the equitable energy future we so badly need.
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