Rooftop solar market leader Sunrun withdrew its 2020 financial forecast Monday and announced cost cutting measures in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

In February, Sunrun told investors that it expected to grow its installations 15 percent in 2020, from a base of 413 megawatts installed in 2019….

The COP26 climate talks scheduled to be held in Scotland this November will not take place due to the coronavirus pandemic. But like the talks themselves, Europe’s aggressive push to reduce its carbon emissions has been merely postponed, not canceled. 

Despite the vast economic challenges and immediate public health crisis stemming from COVID-19,…

The utility reacted to new clean energy state laws by renouncing plans to build out gas-fired and nuclear generation.

The energy efficiency sector employs at least 2.4 million people and those jobs are at risk given the disruptions from social distancing protocols, experts say.

Ratings agencies believe utilities are still in a better place than most industries in the current crisis, but some are in a more precarious position than others.

As we face a likely recession and an economic reset in many places across the country, the clean energy industry has the potential to be a bright spot in what will continue to be challenging times, the author writes.

Clean energy advocates say there are still avenues for power sector relief from the federal government, including critical project deadline extensions.

A contender for the largest solar plant in the U.S. is still waiting for a key permit after a federal agency missed its March issuing deadline. 

The Gemini Solar Project, a 690-megawatt array Arevia Power is developing in Nevada, needs a Bureau of Land Management permit pertaining to its impact on historic sites, according…