U.S. solar installations had been rising quickly until the threat of new tariffs darkened the 2022 outlook.

The tariffs on solar panel imports raised concerns about U.S. installation jobs, which were among the fastest-growing job sectors in the country. So ...

It was determined that the U.S. made a couple of violations under CUSMA. Solar panel manufacturers Silfab Solar and Heliene stand to gain ...

The decision paves the way for a reversal of the exemption — could be a huge setback for the solar industry.

Under the tariffs, the U.S. lost out on 62,000 solar jobs, including a net loss of 6,000 solar manufacturing jobs.

SEIA says it would have led to the loss of 46,000 solar jobs in the space of two years

More than 62,000 jobs, $19 billion in investment and 10.5 GW of solar are lost due to tariffs

Solar is projected to continue to grow for the foreseeable future. However, recent events could dampen that trend.