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By: Garrett Hering, Daniel Weeks, Kassia Micek
California lawmakers passed a suite of climate and energy legislation on Sept. 13, including measures to reauthorize the state's carbon trading system, replenish a statewide wildfire insurance fund and create a wider regional electric market.
Despite 2025 being an eventful year for tariffs and shifting trade policies, none of this is new to the US solar industry. Duties affecting key imports date back to 2012, so the latest salvo of tariffs piles on complications for a growing industry that is heavily reliant on overseas markets. Can domestic manufacturing keep up?
By: Corey Paul, Daniel Weeks
The EU will require LNG imports to meet its methane emissions reporting starting in 2027. This poses a challenge for the US, whose LNG export facilities operate differently from most of the world. How these new rules will impact LNG trade and methane emissions reporting remains to be seen.
By: Daniel Weeks, Andrei Tserakhau, Ryan Blue
- Read restrictions and catalog labels are two new specs from Apache Iceberg™ that help standardize how policies are enforced across engines and catalogs. - Both additions remove fragmented enforcement. Read restrictions delegate decisions to trusted engines; catalog labels make governance metadata portable across federated catalogs. - There's now a clear model for every access pattern: centralized enforcement for untrusted engines, read restrictions for trusted ones, catalog labels for catalog-to-catalog federation.
