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In an effort to reduce their tax burden, several of our clients have invested in partnerships or LLCs that operate solar or other renewable energy power facilities.

In this episode of Alternative Power Plays, hosts Alan Selter and John Povilaitis explore the future of electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure with John Taggart, President and Co-founder of WeaveGrid.

While Taiwan has been the focal point for international developers in recent years, we now see Japan, South Korea, India, Vietnam, and potentially the Philippines...

Last week, Bloomberg News reported that the Group of Seven nations (G7) intends to launch an alternative to China's "Belt and Road Initiative" when they meet later this week in Cornwall, England.

The Department of Energy unveiled a plan for up to $4 billion in loan aid for renewable energy companies to help rejuvenate the energy sector.

The City of Palo Alto Utilities has issued a request for proposals for 1-3 MW (AC) in order to create a CPAU-branded Community Solar Program.

On this episode of Alternative Power Plays, Alan Seltzer and John Povilaitis are joined by Willett Kempton, Professor at the University of Delaware.

On January 26th, Arizona Corporation Commissioners voted 3-2 against modifications to the state's Energy Rules

The Wind Energy Foundation released a report finding that upgrades and investment in transmission infrastructure is necessary to keep up with corporate demand for renewable energy.

The Senate and the House of Representatives are both on Spring Recess, with the Senate returning on April 4 and the House scheduled to return on April 12.

On Tuesday the House Budget Committee released its $3.9 billion budget resolution that would rescind unobligated balances from stimulus green energy programs and reduce funding for the Environmental Protection Agency.

This white paper discusses how the growing integration of utility-scale renewables is changing the drivers of transmission costs. It critiques traditional peak demand-based charges and proposes energy-based charges as a more cost-reflective method for recovering infrastructure costs.

In a September 5, 2013 guest blog piece on CNBC.com, Thomas R. Burton III, founder and chair of the Energy and Clean Technology practice at Mintz Levin in Boston, and Paul Dickerson, of counsel at the firm, and a former chief operating officer at the U.S. Department of Energy, countered the sentiment that year-over-year decreases in clean technology investment show that the industry is dying.

In this quarter’s Cleantech Law Alert from CleanEdge, Sahir Surmeli takes a deep look at the Initial Public Offering statistics for Cleantech and Renewable companies in 2014.

As Congress comes back into session next week, tax provisions are at the top of the agenda from now through the end of the year.

Congress returns this week from the President's Day recess to a changed landscape with the death of Supreme Court Justice Scalia.

New England states have been heavily invested in increasing the amount of generation they procure from renewables.

The Connecticut Legislative Review Committee approved proposed regulations last week that will allow for the siting of wind turbines in the state.