Second federal judge overturns $7B Solar for All cancellation by Trump administration
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The decision in a suit brought by Harris County, Texas, follows a similar ruling last week. A Harris County judge called it “a really important victory for energy resilience.”
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The decision in a suit brought by Harris County, Texas, follows a similar ruling last week. A Harris County judge called it “a really important victory for energy resilience.”
Source: Utility Dive
Price since this story was published: Invesco Solar Etf (TAN)
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