Poorly worded legal language is to blame for the failure of a solar ballot measure to address the grievances of Nevada solar homeowners with the new lower net metering rates announced last December.
Read MoreDecentralized renewable energy has traditionally been under-estimated in emerging markets as only being capable of delivering electricity for home use, and then mostly for basic lighting. “Productive use”—creating goods and services either directly or indirectly for the production of income or value—has been more elusive.
Read MoreDecentralized renewable energy has traditionally been under-estimated in emerging markets as only being capable of delivering electricity for home use, and then mostly for basic lighting. “Productive use”—creating goods and services either directly or indirectly for the production of income or value—has been more elusive.
Read MoreCan America’s power grid accommodate a more dominant role for renewables in the energy mix? As the grid stands today, the answer is no. Our society is putting increasing demands on electric infrastructure that wasn’t designed for today needs — much less what we’re asking of it to support a cleaner energy future. Modern, robust and flexible infrastructure for delivering electricity generation over long distances is essential to the nation’s successful transition to a larger share of renewable energy.
Read MoreJenn Runyon, Chief Editor of Renewable Energy World and Paula Mints, Chief Market Research Analyst with SPV Market Research discuss three hot topics in the global solar industry for three minutes each. Today’s topics are net-metering changes in Nevada, North Carolina’s fear that solar PV could take use up all of the sun, and microgrids in Africa.
The show is filmed at 3PM eastern and uploaded to the website by 3PM pacific time. Take a look.
Read MoreJenn Runyon, Chief Editor of Renewable Energy World and Paula Mints, Chief Market Research Analyst with SPV Market Research discuss three hot topics in the global solar industry for three minutes each. Today’s topics are net-metering changes in Nevada, North Carolina’s fear that solar PV could take use up all of the sun, and microgrids in Africa.
The show is filmed at 3PM eastern and uploaded to the website by 3PM pacific time. Take a look.
Read MoreGreece’s parliament has approved a new law governing the renewable energies sector. The new law, which allows for feed-in premiums, competitive tenders and virtual net metering, comprises a significant rearrangement of the country’s energy sector.
Read MoreGreece’s parliament has approved a new law governing the renewable energies sector. The new law, which allows for feed-in premiums, competitive tenders and virtual net metering, comprises a significant rearrangement of the country’s energy sector.
Read MoreBusiness and energy efficiency goals set forth by visionary energy leaders in both the public and private spaces have generated lofty expectations from the public, including consumers, business men and women, shareholders, and more.
Read MoreLarge solar projects do not seem to have a problem attracting tax credit equity. That is not the case for small commercial and industrial (C&I) projects. The tax credit equity marketplace is mostly comprised of large financial institutions that are…
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