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Maryland governor Wes Moore has announced the launch of 'Megawatts for Maryland', a US$200 million clean energy auction programme.

Thailand's cabinet has ‌approved a THB50 billion (US$1.48 billion) rooftop solar PV installation scheme, termed the People's Solar programme.

New Jersey representative Rob Menendez has introduced the Socket Full of Sunshine Act, the first federal-level bill to support plug-in solar.

NYSERDA has announced its allocations of US$200 million to expand access to affordable solar energy across New York state.

The ESMC has called on European policymakers and individual member states to rebuild the European PV industry across its entire value chain.

A report states there is little congruent guidance or legislation concerning the effects of glare from solar panel installations.

The US solar sector will discuss a policy landscape includes “a lot of good news” at next week's PV CellTech USA conference.

New Jersey governor Mikie Sherrill has signed into law a bill that will permit state residents to use plug-in solar panels of up to 1,200W.

California has advanced a bill that would enable residents to request remote inspections for home energy systems.

New South Wales (NSW) has released a Data Centre Policy Framework that ties streamlined planning approval for new data centres to commitments on renewable energy, water use and cost recovery, becoming the first state to translate Australia's national data centre policy direction into detailed operating rules.