This issue is about the benefits of virtual solar storage and what this looks like for all ratepayers and utilities. There are also articles within this issue about community solar, and dives deeper into whether it is inevitable or not. During the Summer of 2022, ASES hosted its 51st National Solar Conference in Albuquerque. One article is dedicated to Albuquerque's Rio Grande Conservatory Greenhouse. Lastly, this issue discusses blind spots and risks for insurers and owners that own solar panels.

A Snapshot of the U.S. Government’s Clean Energy Policies in 2024.

Future of Small-Scale Solar Depends on Action in States Like Michigan.

Why the Rural Energy for America Program Should Be a High Priority.

Why U.S. Policy Should Accelerate Long-Duration Energy Storage.

How Solar Energy Can Help Tackle Industrial Emissions

NASA POWER Project Offers Communities Free Solar Data

Mathematical Optimization: A Powerful Tool for the Energy Industry

Looking at Jobs Can Change
Our Minds About Energy

A Coordinated Approach to Clean Energy: A Recipe for Success Jobs on the Chopping Block as Utilities Lobby Against Local Solar
It’s Time to Stand up for Solar

In this issue
Amping up Solar Adoption:
Insights into Human Behavior
AI in Solar Marketing: A Balance Between Tech and Touch
Sharing Solar Savings as a Community Basic Income:
The Solar Commons

This issue of Solar Today takes a hard look at the issues raised by mineral extraction that can help the clean energy industry ensure that we do not repeat the mistakes made by previous companies.

If solar power is still broadly viewed as a luxury, that will make it more difficult to salvage the global climate for future generations. 

The American Solar Energy Society takes an integrated approach across the board to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion. Our approach foregrounds
socioeconomic diversity. We understand that renewable energy has the potential to create financial well-being for a socially and politically diverse population. Taking social justice into account when creating solar projects can result in community empowerment and satisfaction and build career opportunities.

Decision makers in the U.S. solar industry have their eyes on the expansive future promised by the Inflation Reduction Act, as the magazine shows. Our goal is to provide realistic insights about how this brave act will be implemented. 

This act is the most catalytic investment the United States has made in clean energy. Its powerful energy security encompasses $369 billion. The e White House’s 183-page guidebook says this is earmarked for over 20 tax incentives; there are also tens of billions of dollars in loans or grants.

Today’s solar employers are on the lookout for skilled potential hires but according to multiple articles in this magazine. With $369 billion streaming into energy security and climate     Reduction Act, according to the Democratic Party website, this shortfall will increase steeply.

In this issue, Solar Today is responding to this challenge by targeting innovation in education and providing political insights about the IRA. These forces are poised to change the industry, bringing in catalytic ideas.

This issue of Solar Today is dedicated to the people in refugee camps who could have escaped violent crime if they had solar equipment for lighting and cooking.

It is also dedicated to the brave and hardworking solar experts who have their lives to install solar power where terrorism and abductions are going on.

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