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Stay informed on renewable‑energy developments across the U.S. This archive brings together policy updates, regional market trends, community solar growth, and stories of local innovation. Learn how states and communities nationwide are driving the clean‑energy transition through bold commitments and practical solutions.

  • Energy Storage Explained: The Invisible Force Driving the Clean Energy Revolution

    Energy Storage Explained: The Invisible Force Driving the Clean Energy Revolution

    Energy storage doesn’t get the headlines. It doesn’t have the visual appeal of sprawling solar farms or the symbolic power of towering wind turbines. But if you care about the future of energy—about how we transition to a grid that’s cleaner, more reliable, and, critically, more affordable—then you should care about energy storage. It’s not just an add-on to renewables; it’s what makes them work at scale. 

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  • Solar Panels vs Wind Turbines: Choosing The Right Renewable Energy

    Solar Panels vs Wind Turbines: Choosing The Right Renewable Energy

    As the United States transitions toward a clean energy future, states across the country are evaluating the best renewable energy sources to invest in. Two of the most prominent options—solar power and wind energy—offer unique benefits and challenges. Choosing the right investment depends on several factors, including regional resources, infrastructure, economic impact, and energy demand. This article explores how states can make informed decisions to maximize their renewable energy potential and drive a sustainable energy future. 

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  • Why Are Electricity Prices So High Right Now for Americans?

    Why Are Electricity Prices So High Right Now for Americans?

    Wondering why is my electric bill so high? Learn what’s driving U.S. energy costs and how to take control of your utility bills today. Updated December 2025.

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  • How Renewable Energy Partners Help Businesses Contribute to Sustainability

    How Renewable Energy Partners Help Businesses Contribute to Sustainability

    Let’s talk about how renewable energy partnerships are quietly transforming the way businesses engage with sustainability. Because it’s not just about optics or greenwashing anymore. It’s not just a checkbox in an annual report. Renewable energy has become an actual strategy—one that’s cutting emissions, stabilizing energy costs, and, perhaps most importantly, connecting companies to broader societal goals. Here’s how it works. Partner for Access to Clean Energy Solutions First, renewable energy partners, like PureSky Energy make clean energy simple. Think about community solar farms, energy storage systems or power purchase agreements—these tools allow businesses to tap into solar and wind…

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  • How to Start an Affinity Program to Support Your Cause with PureSky Energy Community Solar

    How to Start an Affinity Program to Support Your Cause with PureSky Energy Community Solar

    As communities strive to embrace cleaner, more affordable energy sources, affinity programs with companies like PureSky Energy offer a powerful way to meet fundraising goals while making a positive environmental impact. Through an affinity program tied to community solar, your organization can fundraise effectively, drive local renewable energy adoption, and help individuals reduce their electricity costs—all at once. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to set up a community solar affinity program with PureSky Energy that both raises money for your charity and supports a greener, more sustainable future.

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  • How U.S. Federal and State Policies Help You Get Solar Savings

    How U.S. Federal and State Policies Help You Get Solar Savings

    Solar energy is becoming increasingly accessible, and much of this affordability is due to federal and state policies. These policies make solar energy more attainable for homeowners, renters, and businesses by reducing costs, offering tax incentives, and creating new ways to access solar power through programs like community solar. This article explores the incentives and policies that help you save by going solar, including specific programs for those who can’t install panels on their own roofs.

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  • Spooktacular Ways to Support Solar

    Spooktacular Ways to Support Solar

    1. Witch Better Have My Solar! Swap your old lights for solar-powered Halloween decorations to light up your haunt without scaring away the planet.

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  • Where Does Community Solar Need Your Support

    Where Does Community Solar Need Your Support

    Updated March 31, 2026 Community solar is available in over 40 states across the U.S. but only 24 of those have formal community solar programs in place. This means that there is legislation which clearly lays out the expectations for the solar company and for the individuals and organizations who sign up.   Many community solar companies will wait for legislation to be implemented before they build solar farms in that area. The amount of time and resources it takes to build a solar farm means that it only pays itself off after years of production.   At the moment, several states have community solar legislation under review…

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  • The Current State of Community Solar in the U.S.

    The Current State of Community Solar in the U.S.

    Community solar, sometimes called shared solar, allows individuals and organizations subscribe to a portion of a larger solar farm, providing them with energy savings and renewable energy credits without needing to install panels on their own property.

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  • What You Need to Know about Energy Policy ahead of the Upcoming Election

    What You Need to Know about Energy Policy ahead of the Upcoming Election

    As we approach the 2024 elections, energy policy is at the forefront of national debate. With climate change, energy security, and economic competitiveness becoming increasingly intertwined, understanding the different aspects of U.S. energy policy is crucial for informed voting.

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