SEIA Solar Blog
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Daily Recap - Solar Power International 2017
Tuesday, September 12th
Welcome to the New SEIA.org!
The day is finally here! We are so excited to welcome you to our new digital home. Take a minute to explore and see what this website has to offer, including our re-organized content hubs, and our new interactive state-by-state map. We also put together a short video that highlights some of the exciting new features of this site. Click on the image below to check it out:
Sneak Peak: SEIA Ushers In A New Digital Era
Give the Sun a Break: Solar Eclipse in California
On August 21st, California will have a once-in-50-years solar eclipse that will block most of the sunlight across the state. On this day, we're calling on Californians to “give the sun a break” by choosing to save energy rather than using gas plants. We are asking you to take a simple step to save energy during the eclipse by making a pledge on www.caleclipse.org.
Trade Petition Could Mean Devastation for U.S. Solar
Summer Solstice Shows There’s No Such Thing as “Too Much” Solar Energy
Solar Growth Continues as Suniva Case Looms
Solar Can Thrive Despite Paris Decision
When the United States and countries around the world signed the Paris Agreement just over a year ago, it clearly pointed to greater use of solar energy around the world. The U.S. solar industry is reducing carbon emissions by more than 52 million metric tons annually. SEIA supported the Paris Agreement through negotiations and when it was signed, and we believe that the United States should stay engaged in it.
Three Opportunities to Revamp Nevada Solar Market