Utah rooftop solar installs in standstill The Utah rooftop solar rate debate is reaching its peak, and thus creating uncertainty in the...
The Suniva trade petition really has put the solar industry on hold. Every person we talked to at Intersolar in July seemed in good spirits,...
Disruption within the electric power sector has led to a changing, and sometimes unclear, role for U.S. utilities — uncertainty that h...
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has developed a Solar PILOT Toolkit to assist the state’s munic...
OK, so it’s never not a pivotal time for the solar industry, it seems, but The N.C. Clean Energy Technology Center’s m...
Massachusetts has set a 200 megawatt hour (MWh) energy storage target to be achieved by Jan. 1, 2020. The target, set by the Department of E...
Florida Governor Rick Scott signed Senate Bill 90 (SB 90), “Renewable Energy Source Devices,” into law, which extends a property...
Minnesota Power, a utility division of ALLETE, is taking the next step in its EnergyForward strategy. If approved by regulators, the resourc...
Nothing to see here, says Nevada. The governor signed AB 405, which reinstates net energy metering after the state had abruptly put an end t...
Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris Accord caused an immediate reaction from states leading the country’s charge into re...
The only agreement there seems to be on net metering and rate design is that no one can really agree on what to do. Solar Energy Industries ...
While the executive branch attempts to go backward with its energy goals, progressive states continue to march forward as the California Sen...
Nevada just can’t make up its mind. After incentivizing residential solar installations, and then turning around and killing them, and...
The first phase in this fairly quick trade protectionist 201 petition process initiated by Suniva is complete — the International Trad...
California’s solar thermal incentives might live to see another day. The state’s Assembly passed AB 797 by a vote of 48 to 22 ye...
