CPUC to vote on updated solar “Avoided Cost Calculator” on June 24
On Thursday, June 24, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) is slated to vote to approve an updated version of
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Policy
Consumers Energy plans to end coal use in four years
Consumers Energy announced a sweeping proposal to stop using coal as a fuel source for electricity by 2025 —15 years
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Pecan Street developing distributed energy adoption toolkit for HBCUs
The Cynthia & George Mitchell Foundation awarded Pecan Street Inc. a $40,000 grant to bring its unique data and research
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Newly introduced Efficient Grid Interconnection Act aims to equitably allocate costs of transmission system upgrades
On Tuesday, Rep. Kathy Castor (D-FL), Chair of the Select Committee on the Climate Crisis, introduced the Efficient Grid Interconnection
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Sol Systems to install 5-MW solar project for New York town’s water authority
As part of a long-term goal to reduce energy expenses, New York’s Monroe County Water Authority (MCWA) announced plans to
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Nevada solar installers give Secretary Granholm tour of Townsite Solar Facility
Energy Secretary Granholm tours the Townsite Solar Facility in Nevada. Rosendin International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) workers in Boulder
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Environment America report finds utilities coordinate efforts to stall rooftop solar growth
Special interest groups across the country are working to stall the growth of rooftop solar, according to a new report
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Solar advocates protest utility net-metering proposals at California Public Utility Commission
Clean energy advocates, environmental groups, solar consumers and businesses — fresh off defeating AB 1139 in the state legislature —
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Texas governor signs pro-solar bills that clarify decommissioning, strengthen consumer protection
CS Energy Earlier this week, Texas Governor Abbott signed a series of bills into law that will benefit the Texas
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