Accelerating Adoption — A #REWChat on Large-Scale Renewables
Join us on Twitter on Tuesday, Nov. 22 at 11 a.m. EST to explore the path for large renewable energy infrastructure progress in the near and long term.
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Accelerating Adoption — A #REWChat on Large-Scale Renewables
Join us on Twitter on Tuesday, Nov. 22 at 11 a.m. EST to explore the path for large renewable energy infrastructure progress in the near and long term.
Read MoreNew Jersey Utility Makes Headway on Solar Program for Landfills, Brownfields
Newark, N.J.-based Public Service Enterprise Group hopes to get a positive ruling by the end of 2016 from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities on its plans to develop 33-MW of grid-connected solar energy on existing landfills and brownfield locations.
Read MoreVote Solar Seeks Review of Nevada Regulators’ 2015 Net Metering Ruling
Advocacy group Vote Solar, along with environmental law firm Earthjustice, recently filed a petition with the First District Court of the State of Nevada for review of two Public Utilities Commission (PUC) of Nevada orders last year that created a new …
Read MoreMercedes-Benz to Introduce Residential Energy Storage Product in US
Mercedes-Benz on Nov. 3 said it plans to introduce a modular residential energy storage product in North America next year.
Read MoreMillions of Dollars Spent on One War Over Rooftop Solar
There’s a war brewing over the future of rooftop solar, and Arizona is at ground zero. Pinnacle West Capital Corp., which owns the state’s largest utility, last week said it has formed a third-party group to support candidates for an elected state board that regulates their industry.
Read MoreCould the Path to Renewables Go Through Utilities? St. Lucia in the Caribbean Thinks So
t’s a dilemma all countries face in trying to figure out the best way to develop renewable energy: What should be the role of a government-regulated utility in future production and distribution?
Read MoreCould the Path to Renewables Go Through Utilities? St. Lucia in the Caribbean Thinks So
t’s a dilemma all countries face in trying to figure out the best way to develop renewable energy: What should be the role of a government-regulated utility in future production and distribution?
Read MoreFlorida Vote Could Place Solar’s Future Firmly in Utilities’ Hands
Florida voters could determine the course solar energy development and energy policy take in the Sunshine State for the foreseeable future on Nov. 8 when they decide whether or not Amendment 1 should be added to the state constitution.
Read MoreFlorida Vote Could Place Solar’s Future Firmly in Utilities’ Hands
Florida voters could determine the course solar energy development and energy policy take in the Sunshine State for the foreseeable future on Nov. 8 when they decide whether or not Amendment 1 should be added to the state constitution.
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