Net metering seems to be slowly losing its political favor. We turn to Iowa today where the state’s Utilities Board accepted a propose...
Ten years ago, Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty and a bipartisan coalition of legislators enacted the Next Generation Energy Act. The landmar...
Despite the polarized political climate, some compromises are still possible. Arizona was a state that seemed determined to impose damaging ...
The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) is hosting its inaugural Codes & Standards Symposium Mar. 7-8, gathering the industry and...
The Iowa Utilities Board (IUB) recently accepted a proposed rule change from Alliant Energy, one of Iowa’s two major electric utility ...
Last week, the now Republican-heavy Minnesota House of Representatives passed a bill to cut the Made in Minnesota (MiM) initiative – a...
We’ve run a decent amount of commentary and speculation on what Trump means for the solar industry, and two weeks in, the only thing t...
We included a roundup of solar net metering battles and other state-level regulatory action to watch inside our new Residential Rooftop Repo...
The Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DOER) announced today plans to extend the Commonwealth’s successful Solar Renewable ...
Julia Hamm, CEO and President of the Smart Electric Power Alliance (SEPA), and Sharon Allan, CEO and President of SGIP, will kick off Distri...
The true power of the solar industry is in the individual. Instead of waiting for someone on high to deliver the right solutons to the masse...
The New York Public Service Commission (PSC) adopted changes to the State’s Standardized Interconnection Requirements (SIR) that dicta...
Indiana is the latest state considering a change to its net metering rules at the behest of the utilities. Senate Bill 309 is vague on its t...
Hopefully not a sign of things to come in other states under a Trump administration, Republican lawmakers in Wyoming have seriously int...
Tyler Clevenger and Daniel Melling from the World Resources Institute sent over the following charts, and we thought they were interesting, ...
