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Solar Energy
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Green Building Law Update
Your House’s Roof Is Not a Free Solar Platform
We are often asked about installing residential rooftop solar panels, which should not be surprising given that as of early 2026, more than 5 million single family homes (i.e., around…
Microjuris Blog
Lo que Sierra Lugo no decidió: el DACO y las placas solares
By Ed. Microjuris.com Puerto Rico
El Lcdo. Jeshuan Torres Ramos analiza el alcance de la decisión del Tribunal Supremo en *Sierra Lugo v. Sunrun PR Operations, LLC* y plantea por qué, a su juicio, esta…
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Germany Introduces Solar Requirements for Buildings and Covered Parking Areas
By Jones Day
Germany is introducing nationwide requirements for solar installations on buildings, with the first obligations taking effect on January 1, 2027. The new rules form part of Germany's recently adopted Building…
Environmental Law +
What We Are Reading: Environmental + Energy Series | Superfund Cleanup and PFAS Designations, Solar Generation, and PA Data Center Requirements
By Jon Schaefer
Week of August 17 As August winds down and many people squeeze in one last summer getaway, the environmental and energy world continues to generate headlines. This week’s developments focused…
Law of the Land
LA Appeals Court Remands Case Regarding Permit Denial for Solar Farm Over Procedural Issues
This post was authored by Luke Jenkins, Toro University Jacob D. Fucheberg Law Center Plaintiffs, corporations, filed an application for zoning amendments, variances and exceptions with defendant, Calcasieu Parish Police…
Microjuris Blog
Ante el Tribunal Supremo la validez de una cláusula de un contrato de placas solares
El tema en concreto ante el Supremo fue si corresponde al tribunal o al árbitro adjudicar planteamientos dirigidos a impugnar el consentimiento contractual cuando el contrato contiene una cláusula de…
Renewable + Law
U.S. Reportedly Drafting Restrictions on Foreign-Made Inverters: What Solar and Storage Buyers Should Know Now
The Federal Communications Commission is reportedly drafting restrictions on foreign-made inverters used in solar and battery energy storage projects, citing concerns that the equipment could be exploited to disrupt U.S.…
Washington Energy Report
DC Circuit Dismisses Solar Developers’ Challenges to SPP Network Upgrade Cost Allocation for Lack of Standing
By Monica Sterling, S. Jennifer Panahi
On May 19, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (DC Circuit) dismissed Cage Ranch Solar LLC’s and Cage Ranch Solar II, LLC’s (collectively, Cage…
Rincker Law Blog
Solar Farm Lease Agreements: What Farmers Need to Know Before Signing
By Dimple Dang
Solar Farm Lease Agreements: What Farmers Need to Know Before Signing is an increasingly important topic as more energy companies approach farmers with offers to lease land for solar development.…
Climate Law Blog
Federal Court Enjoins DOI’s Anti-Renewable Actions in Renew Northeast v. DOI
Earlier this week, on April 21, 2026, the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts enjoined five secretarial orders issued by the Department of the Interior (“DOI”) and U.S.…