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U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by IRA

U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by IRA

U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by IRA
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U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure Projected to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by Inflation Reduction Act

U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure Projected to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by Inflation Reduction Act

U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure Projected to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by Inflation Reduction Act
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Supreme Court Ruling on IEEPA Tariffs Prompts Call for Unwinding Mechanism

Supreme Court Ruling on IEEPA Tariffs Prompts Call for Unwinding Mechanism

Following the Supreme Court's decision to strike down tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), billions in tariff refunds are now being returned to U.S. companies. However, this refund process has exposed a significant design flaw: the government lacks a mechanism to ensure that these refunds reach the consumers who ultimately bore much of the cost through higher prices. Tariffs are legally paid by importers, but the economic burden is typically passed down the supply chain to consumers. When tariffs are refunded, the money goes back to the importer, who can then use it as they see fit, rather than directly compensating consumers for their overpayments. This issue is highlighted by the argument that the current system allows for a 'subsidy' to businesses, funded by consumer overpayments, without direct consumer benefit.
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USDA Unveils Strategy to Expand Global Market Access for U.S. Bioenergy Producers

USDA Unveils Strategy to Expand Global Market Access for U.S. Bioenergy Producers

USDA Unveils Strategy to Expand Global Market Access for U.S. Bioenergy Producers
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U.S. Department of Commerce Issues Guidance on Section 232 Pharmaceutical Tariff Exemptions and HTS Technical Corrections

U.S. Department of Commerce Issues Guidance on Section 232 Pharmaceutical Tariff Exemptions and HTS Technical Corrections

U.S. Department of Commerce Issues Guidance on Section 232 Pharmaceutical Tariff Exemptions and HTS Technical Corrections
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US senators press for quick Chinese vehicle ban this week as Xi visits

US senators press for quick Chinese vehicle ban this week as Xi visits

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON, Sept 23 (Reuters) - US senators proposing bipartisan legislation to make permanent a ban on Chinese vehicles are aiming to win quick Senate approval this week, as President Donald Trump meets with China's President Xi Jinping, one of the bill's authors said on
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Rhode Island Judge Orders Reinstatement of $7 Billion Federal Solar Grant Program Canceled by Trump Administration

Rhode Island Judge Orders Reinstatement of $7 Billion Federal Solar Grant Program Canceled by Trump Administration

A U.S. District Court judge in Rhode Island, Mary S. McElroy, has ordered the reinstatement of the $7 billion 'Solar for All' grant program, which was canceled by the Trump administration in August 2025. The program, originally part of the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act, aimed to make solar panels more accessible to low-to-moderate-income homeowners and renters by offsetting installation costs. Funding had already been distributed in 2024 to state and local governments, nonprofits, and tribal organizations, including a $49.3 million allocation to Rhode Island's Office of Energy Resources. The Trump administration justified the cancellation by citing the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act,' signed in July 2025, which it claimed rescinded congressional authority for the program and clawed back unspent funds. However, Judge McElroy rejected this interpretation, stating that the federal agency overstepped its statutory authority and that Congress's intent was for already obligated funds to remain undisturbed.
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Edwards Seeks Warehouse Operator for New York Facility, Part of Atlas Copco Group Expansion

Edwards Seeks Warehouse Operator for New York Facility, Part of Atlas Copco Group Expansion

Edwards Seeks Warehouse Operator for New York Facility, Part of Atlas Copco Group Expansion
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PwC Report Identifies Industry Roadblocks Stifling Canada's Economic Potential

PwC Report Identifies Industry Roadblocks Stifling Canada's Economic Potential

PwC Report Identifies Industry Roadblocks Stifling Canada's Economic Potential
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Timken Stock Volatility Linked to Tariff Impact and Margin Recovery Efforts

Timken Stock Volatility Linked to Tariff Impact and Margin Recovery Efforts

Timken Stock Volatility Linked to Tariff Impact and Margin Recovery Efforts
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Vanderbilt and University of Maryland Researchers Develop New Chemistry for Lithium-Sulfur Batteries to Boost Energy Storage

Vanderbilt and University of Maryland Researchers Develop New Chemistry for Lithium-Sulfur Batteries to Boost Energy Storage

Researchers at Vanderbilt University and the University of Maryland have developed a new battery chemistry that significantly enhances the energy storage potential of lithium-sulfur batteries. Published in Nature Energy, their study introduces an approach that allows sulfur to participate in an additional energy-storing reaction, leading to a higher average operating voltage and increased charge storage. Traditionally, lithium-sulfur batteries enable each sulfur atom to exchange two electrons during charging and discharging. The new system incorporates chlorine, which facilitates the exchange of a third electron. This innovation not only increased sulfur’s charge-storage capacity by approximately 58% but also raised the battery’s average operating voltage from about 2.05 volts to 2.54 volts, compared to standard lithium-sulfur chemistry. The combined effect allowed one kilogram of sulfur to store over 1,700 watt-hours of energy in their experimental cell. The team also designed a specific electrolyte to en...
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BlueLinx Holdings Demonstrates Tariff Resilience with Domestic Supply Chain

BlueLinx Holdings Demonstrates Tariff Resilience with Domestic Supply Chain

BlueLinx Holdings Demonstrates Tariff Resilience with Domestic Supply Chain