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While U.S. Clean Energy Growth Stalls, Africa’s Solar Revolution Surges Ahead
Some countries in Africa imported enough panels over the last 12 months to cover 50% of their annual electricity demand.
Aug 28
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Michael Thomas
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America Isn't Pivoting To Natural Gas
Data from Texas shows that renewables are still the main story in America's electricity sector
Aug 25
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Michael Thomas
48
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New Clean Energy Tax Rules and Trump's Policy of Energy Scarcity
The IRS just released their long-awaited rules on how solar and wind projects can qualify for tax credits.
Aug 15
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Michael Thomas
48
Trump's Latest Policy Could Threaten Every Wind Project in America
The extreme policy could cost the US $317 billion in lost investment
Published on Cleanview Newsletter
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Aug 6
July 2025
How Many Gas Power Plants Is America Going To Build?
Putting America's gas power plant buildout in context
Jul 29
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Michael Thomas
25
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Balcony Solar Is Booming In Germany
In the last 5 years, Germans have installed one million solar systems on their balconies
Jul 9
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Michael Thomas
25
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June 2025
The Latest Senate Bill Is Worse Than Climate Advocates Thought Possible
The bill could pass the Senate in the next 24 hours
Jun 29
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Michael Thomas
43
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The Latest Senate Bill Puts Thousands of Clean Energy Projects At Risk
An updated analysis of where clean energy projects are at risk of losing tax credits—and potentially their financial viability
Jun 28
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Michael Thomas
16
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The Senate Just Dropped a Sledgehammer on Clean Energy
A quick look at what's in the latest Senate bill
Jun 17
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Michael Thomas
28
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Which States Would Lose the Most if the IRA is Repealed?
How a potential IRA repeal would impact clean energy deployment in each state
Jun 12
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Michael Thomas
22
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Democracy and Climate Policy in the Dark
Most people have no idea what the GOP is about to do
Jun 9
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Michael Thomas
23
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Can a Story Change Someone's Mind?
A new study and a few reflections on my first three years writing this newsletter
Jun 7
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Michael Thomas
47
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