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On February 11, 2021, a group of 17 CEOs and executives from some of the largest clean energy businesses in the U.S. signed a letter to President Biden, asking him to rescind the proclamation issued by President Trump in October 2020, which increased the 2021 tariff rate for imported solar cells and modules, and reinstated tariffs on bifacial solar modules. 

The next installment of the Solar Vision webinar series will feature Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI)/World Resources Institute's 2021 City Cohort, a group that is assisting 20 US cities and counties expand residential solar in emerging markets.

There is no single policy that can help the U.S. achieve a clean energy future. As we welcome the incoming Biden administration and 117th Congress, SEIA has outlined a suite of executive and legislative policies that can put America on a path to 100% clean energy.

Supplier diversity is a business strategy that ensures a diverse supplier base in the procurement of goods and services for any business or organization. It emphasizes the creation of a diverse supply chain that works to secure the inclusion of diverse groups in the procurement plans for government, not-for-profits, and private industry.

In the second installment of this webinar series, learn about the DEIJ Leadership Council's four product areas: diverse suppliers' database, equity and environmental justice policy platform, DEIJ leadership certification and board-level mentorship opportunities.

There is no single policy that can help the U.S. achieve a clean energy future. As we welcome the incoming Biden administration and 117th Congress, SEIA has outlined a suite of executive and legislative policies that can put America on a path to 100% clean energy.